sympathies

n.

同情，支持；同情（心）( sympathy的名词复数 )；（感情上的）支持；意气相投

sympathy for对…表示同情

sympathy with赞同；对…同情

in sympathy with同情；赞成

1. I felt much sympathy for the blind.
   我对盲人深感同情。
2. I have great sympathy for people in affliction.
   我对那些受苦受难的人们充满同情。
3. The story stirred her sympathy.
   这故事激起了她的同情心。
4. You shouldn't trade on her sympathy.
   你不应该利用她的同情心。
5. I have a lot of sympathy for his opinions.
   我对他的意见深有同感。
6. Many people are in sympathy with your views.
   许多人赞同你的看法。
7. They sent me a letter of sympathy.
   他们寄给我一封慰问信。

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