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Перевод: pity

[существительное]
жалость ; сострадание; сожаление; печальный факт;
[глагол]
жалеть; соболезновать

Тезаурус:

1. A pity so many kamikaze spectators chose to stand in the four foot to watch it go by.
2. He is alone, but not lonely, Ari thought, and I do not pity him any more.
3. She had thought it would be a pity not to have him around any longer: Rachel and Maggie both liked him and she had not told either of them about his wife.
4. But it seems a pity that he had to leave Education when the changes in the system still have so far to run.
5. But Sarah had stepped into the railway carriage with relief, unable to feel anything but pity for the curate whose heart she had unwittingly stolen.
6. Pity you weren't a captain, then you'd have got a bigger disability pension."
7. There was some disappointment among the parishioners that the dedication was Our Lady of Pity, and not St Theresa, as originally planned.
8. It seems almost a pity to subject these lively fancies to the stern test of verisimilitude, but I feel constrained to point out three facts.
9. If that's the Sue I once bought a drink for - out of pity - in a certain low-rent wine bar she frequents (Naughty Nineties postcards in brass frames and scrums of desperate shrieking middle-aged women hogging the tables), then I don't think she's telling the full story.
10. This is a pity.
11. "It's a pity about the Russians, but markets will steady again if we quieten down.
12. Which is a pity, because one would have liked particularly to hear more of the ebullient Gumede, a sort of Mad Max of the townships.
13. "It's a pity you didn't run into her, Freddy, on your way to the Gents - I presume you were on your way to the Gents.