1.People will bewail the possible effects of double-digit unemployment.

们会哀叹两位数的失业率可能带来的影响。

2.But as they were bewailing their misery to each other this strange thing happened.

可是就在他们相互悲叹各自的不幸生活时，一件奇怪的事情发生了。

3.Her first book, Food Politics (2002), remains a bible for those who bewail the power of food companies.

她的第一本书粮食政策依旧被那些哀叹食品企业权势的们奉为经典。

4.Yet why bewail our poor inevitable ignorance?

然而，为什么要为我们可怜的不可避免的无知而哀叹呢？机翻

5.Then she began to bewail her loss, and said, 'Alas!

然后她开始为她的损失而悲痛， ：‘唉！机翻

6.No doubt they belonged to that criminal fraternity which has so often had occasion to bewail the activity and ingenuity of the injured man.

毫无疑问，他们属于那个经常不得不为受伤的的活动和聪明才智哀叹的犯罪兄弟会。机翻

7.He was too well accustomed to suffering, and had suffered too much where he was, to bewail the prospect of change very severely.

他太习惯于受苦了，在他所处的地方也受了太多的苦，因此不会为改变的前景而悲痛。机翻

8.She started away toward her home, sobbing and bewailing her fate, and not one who saw her go was at all sorry for her.

她开始向自己的家走去， 一边抽泣一边为自己的命运哀叹， 有看到她离开， 一点也不为她难过。机翻

9.The Times of India reported that " Nearly every house ... has some of its inmates down with (influenza) fever and every office is bewailing the absence of clerks."

《印度时报》报道称，“几乎每家每户… … 有一些囚犯因感冒发烧病倒了，每个办公室都在为职员的缺席而哀叹。

10.He made no answer: being occupied mentally bewailing the loss of the flute, which had been confiscated for the use of the county: so Nancy passed on to the next cell, and knocked there.

他有回答：正忙着哀悼丢失的长笛，长笛已被收以供该县使用：所以南希走到下一个牢房，敲了敲门。机翻

11.They always followed a set pattern — first, hard times; next, the political situation; and then, inevitably, the war. The ladies bewailed the high prices of everything and asked the gentlemen if they thought good times would ever come back.

首先，艰苦生活，其次，政治形势；然后总要谈到内战，妇女们抱怨什么东西都涨价，问男们好日子是否还会回来。

12.Soon after this the sexton came to the house on a visit, and the father bewailed his trouble, and told him how his younger son was so backward in every respect that he knew nothing and learnt nothing.

不久之后，司事来家里拜访，父亲为他的麻烦而哀叹，并告诉他他的小儿子在各方面都如此落后， 以至于他什么都不会， 什么也学不到。机翻

13.'Yes, it was. Yes, I see it now. She was there to visit the tomb. Since the death of that son she has been a desolate, desponding woman, always bewailing him. She was a farmer's wife, very well educated—a governess originally, I believe'.

'是的。是的，我现在看到了。她是来参观坟墓的。自从那个儿子死后，她就成了一个凄凉、沮丧的女，总是为他哀哭。她是一个农民的妻子，受过良好的教育——我相信她原本是家庭教师。”机翻