deplorably

/dᵻplˈɔɹəbli/ adv

in a deplorable manner

Word Origin Deplorably comes from deplore, from Latin de- 'completely' and plorare 'to weep' — literally 'to weep over thoroughly.' The -able makes it 'able to be deplored,' and -ly turns it into an adverb. So a deplorably bad situation is one that makes you want to cry. The same plorare root gives us implore (to beg with tears) and explore (originally to cry out at a discovery).

adv in a deplorable manner

The building was deplorably maintained, with broken windows and peeling paint.

(副词) 可悲地;悲惨地;糟糕地

这栋建筑维护得极其糟糕,窗户破碎,油漆剥落。

(adverbio) deplorablemente; de manera deplorable; lamentablemente

El edificio estaba mantenido de manera deplorable, con ventanas rotas y pintura descascarada.

(adverbe) déplorablement; lamentablement; de manière déplorable [De manière déplorable, d'une façon lamentable.]

Le bâtiment était deplorably entretenu, avec des fenêtres cassées et de la peinture écaillée.

(Adverb) erbärmlich; jämmerlich; kläglich [Auf eine bedauernswerte, beklagenswerte oder inakzeptable Weise; in einem Zustand, der Mitleid oder Empörung hervorruft.]

Das Gebäude war **deplorably** instand gehalten, mit zerbrochenen Fenstern und abblätternder Farbe.

(副詞) 嘆かわしい状態で。ひどい有様で。

その建物はひどいほど管理が行き届いておらず、壊れた窓や剥がれかけた塗装があった。

(advérbio) deploravelmente; de modo deplorável; lamentavelmente [de maneira deplorável]

O prédio era mantido de forma deplorável, com janelas quebradas e tinta descascando.

Word parts: de + plor + able + ly

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