| 正面 | 4640.regret 英 [rɪ'gret]美 [rɪ'ɡrɛt]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. 谐音“死墓这里、死墓头里、死墓特里”。2. cemet- (谐音“水蜜桃”) + -ery (后缀) => 水蜜桃果园的旁边是一个巨大的坟场、墓地。3. cemet- (谐音“施密特”) + -ery (后缀) => 谷歌公司的CEO施密特在美国烈士纪念日当天到烈士公墓去瞻仰了所有为国牺牲的烈士。4. cemet- (谐音“死墓塌、死墓掏”)-----这个死人墓塌陷了。n. 遗憾；抱歉；悲叹vt. 后悔；惋惜；哀悼vi. 感到后悔；感到抱歉 例句： 1. Failure is never quite so frightening as regret do.比失败更令人恐惧的是懊悔。 regret 遗憾，懊悔re-,表强调，-gret,哭喊，呼叫，词源同 greet.引申词义遗憾，懊悔。 regretregret: [14] The origins of regret are not altogether clear, but it may mean etymologically ‘weep over again’. It was borrowed from Old French regreter, which could have been based on a prehistoric Germanic verb *grētan ‘weep’ (source of archaic English greet ‘weep’).regret (v.)"to look back with distress or sorrowful longing; to grieve for on remembering," late 14c., from Old French regreter "long after, bewail, lament someone's death; ask the help of" (Modern French regretter), from re-, intensive prefix (see re-), + -greter, possibly from Frankish or some other Germanic source (compare Old English grætan "to weep;" Old Norse grata "to weep, groan"), from Proto-Germanic *gretan "weep." "Not found in other Romance languages, and variously explained" [Century Dictionary]. Related: Regretted; regretting. Replaced Old English ofþyncan, from of- "off, away," here denoting opposition, + þyncan "seem, seem fit" (as in methinks).regret (n.)"pain or distress in the mind at something done or left undone," 1530s, from the verb, or from Middle French regret, back-formation from regreter (see regret (v.))." |