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Перевод: bewail

[глагол]
сокрушаться; оплакивать; сетовать; скорбеть; сожалеть

Тезаурус:

1. Adherents of the second school bewail Britain's poor economic performance and diminished standing in the world, which they attribute in large measure to the lack of relevance in much that is taught in colleges.
2. Many commentaries without such an explicit and analytical statement, bewail the lack of political will, expertise or rational planning, without offering any explanation as to why these qualities frequently do not exist to carry out effective conservation.
3. Its efforts to ingest the last scattered parings of modern existence seemed half-hearted, as its voice rose to a crescendo as if to bewail its incapability and incompetence.
4. Sometimes people today bewail the fact that they were not contemporaries of the historical Jesus, and imply that it would be much easier to believe and much more advantageous generally if they had been.
5. Let them not therefore bewail the delay of the Parousia.
6. Volunteers constantly tug in all directions while others bewail the imminent end of the organization - just as they did last week, last year and (in a few cases) last decade.
7. Men propping up the bar over lunch will bewail the loss of earlier freedoms when they were footloose and fancy free.
8. Louis VII, having given Henry what he wanted, could do no more than bewail the fate of his friends.
9. The party managers continued to bewail the organizational weakness of Coalition Liberalism, but there had been little opportunity for organizational collaboration; one of the few joint ventures, a magazine called Popular View, was abandoned in 1921 because of the impossibility of producing a lively magazine out of continuous compromise.
10. This is called the Western Wall, popularly called the Wailing Wall because Jews bewail the destruction of the Temple there.