saddens

v.

（使某人）悲哀，忧愁( sadden的第三人称单数 )；

1. That dark Egyptian seems to me to sadden the very sun.
   在我看来那个阴森的埃及人似乎会使太阳都变得黯淡无光。
2. But I would not sadden you by the mortal plaint.
   但我不愿以生命必有终结的哀叹使你悲伤。

This ruling saddens me.
Attack saddens gay rowing team
Lab changeover saddens Chch GPs
What pleases someone, saddens another one
It saddens me that race seems to have dropped off the agenda.
Joeckel's Injury Saddens His O-Line Replacement
Student's Death in Fire Saddens Neighbors
Kucinich departure saddens area backers Kucinich's area supporters
Navajo homosexual marriage ban saddens local gay community
CONTEMPO '87 crushes, disturbs, saddens, amazes, and disappoints.