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rue 【rue】v. 后悔；悔恨I never went to school, and I've rued it bitterly all my life.我终身懊悔没上过学。

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[ruː] 
ruefeel remorse for; feel sorry for; be contrite about
To rue is to feel regret or remorse for something. If that position at the deli ended up involving a reality TV show that made everyone famous, you may rue the day you turned down the job.
Rue comes from the Old English word hreowan, meaning "to make sorry," and rue can still sum up a lot of sorrow in one small syllable. Rue is a modern verb that often looks back on the past. Shakespeare made famous the phrase "rue the day," meaning you bitterly regret a moment. For example, you might rue the day you had your first coffee if you become hopelessly addicted to it.
All forms of 'rue' will appear on average once every 306 pages.rueruefulruefullyruefulness

Front	rue
Pron	[ruː]
Back	【rue】 v. 后悔；悔恨 I never went to school, and I've rued it bitterly all my life. 我终身懊悔没上过学。
Vocab	ruefeel remorse for; feel sorry for; be contrite about To rue is to feel regret or remorse for something. If that position at the deli ended up involving a reality TV show that made everyone famous, you may rue the day you turned down the job. Rue comes from the Old English word hreowan, meaning "to make sorry," and rue can still sum up a lot of sorrow in one small syllable. Rue is a modern verb that often looks back on the past. Shakespeare made famous the phrase "rue the day," meaning you bitterly regret a moment. For example, you might rue the day you had your first coffee if you become hopelessly addicted to it. All forms of 'rue' will appear on average once every 306 pages. rue rueful ruefully ruefulness

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