1.悲悼,痛惜
2.悔恨
1.to dislike something very much, often because you think it is immoral
1.In the state of Red Carnival, "body" deploring is substituted by the revolutionary romantic passion.
在“红色狂欢”的受难姿态中“身体”的痛感为一种信仰道义充斥的革命浪漫激情所替代。
2.But this week it was shamed into signing a unanimous statement deploring the Zimbabwean government's violence.
但这周却羞耻的表达了一个要对津巴布韦政府暴力行为表示悲痛的无异议意见。
3.In Washington, the House of Representatives this week passed a resolution deploring the actions of the soldiers involved.
在华盛顿，众议院通过一个决议表示有关美军士兵虐俘是无法忍受的！
4.The Security Council again renewed that demand in 1994, and twice more in 1996, deploring Iraq's clear violations of its obligations.
安理会于1994年再度重申这一要求，1996年又两度重申同一要求，对伊拉克明显违背其义务表示谴责。
5.Well, apparently we're both suffering from a deploring lack of curiosity.
很明显，我们彼此都令人心痛地缺乏好奇心。
6.He is undogmatic about the precise size of the state, deploring instead its over-centralisation; he prefers a big society to a big state.
他对于政府的具体规模没有特别的要求，但是强烈反对过度中央集权；相比一个大政府，他更喜欢一个大社会。
7.And I have a collection, probably 10 or 15 headlines, from highbrow magazines deploring the fact that the arts are in decline in our time.
我从格调高雅的杂志上收集了大概10到15条头条，哀叹我们时代的艺术在衰败这一事实。
8.G-8 leaders issued a statement 'deploring' the 'attack. '
八国集团领导人发表声明此次“袭击”表示“深切悲痛”。
9.Deploring shaking his head at the same time, we can not be absolutely sure to lose and then blame it on a "zero forward. "
摇头叹惜的同时，我们切切不可再将输球的责任归咎于“零前锋”。
10.Commenting in The New Yorker on the numerous books praising and deploring technological advance, Adam Gopnik wrote:
《纽约客》上，AdamGopnik对许多赞扬和谴责科技进步的书发表了评论：