piteous

adj.

使人怜悯的，可怜的；

1. We heard piteous sounds of suffering and pain.
   我们听到可怜的痛苦受难的呻吟。
2. The politician found the piteous cries of the starving children unbearable.
   这个政治家发现饥饿的孩子们可怜的哭声让人不忍心听下去。

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