悲惨 | bēi cǎn | miserable; tragic | |
惨重 | cǎn zhòng | disastrous | |
惨痛 | cǎn tòng | bitter; painful; deeply distressed | |
惨案 | cǎn àn | massacre; tragedy; Classifiers: 起 | |
凄惨 | qī cǎn | plaintive; mournful; miserable |
1 | The Russian had been so frightened. In case somebody had been hit, he would be sent back to Russia of ice and snow. | |
2 | But in her state of mind, she actually thought that her dreams would just sort of happen if she sat around being miserable long enough. | |
3 | In futures, reality, in the form of the settlement date, always intrudes on a daydreamer. | |
4 | It sounds reasonable. But we all don't know what the world would be like after we die. Maybe it's a world more miserable than this world. | |
5 | You might not even be aware of it until your significant other - or, even worse, a friend or colleague - points out that there's a distinctly foul smell in the air emanating from your feet. |