lamentation

n.

悲叹，哀悼；

复数：lamentations

1. Much lamentation followed the death of the old king.
   老国王晏驾，人们悲恸不已。
2. There was lamentation throughout the land at the news of the defeat.
   败北的消息传来,举国哀叹。
3. We could hear her lamentations through the closed door.
   我们听见她关着门在哭。

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