compassionately
/kəmˈpæʃənətli/ (bre, ipa) · [kəmpˈæʃənətlˌi] /kəmˈpæʃənətli/ (ame, ipa) · [kəmpˈæʃənətlˌi] /kəm-ˈpa-shə-nət-lē/ (ame, mw)
compassionately — 副詞
1. with deep care for someone who is in pain, trouble, or sadness, and with a wish
體恤地
對受苦者同情並想幫忙地
with deep care for someone who is in pain, trouble, or sadness, and with a wish to make life easier for them
Mira spoke compassionately to the boy waiting outside the emergency room.
Mira 很體恤地跟那個在急診室外等候的男孩說話。
collocation: speak compassionately to [person in distress]
After the flood, Baraka compassionately handed blankets to the shivering neighbors.
洪水過後,Baraka 很體恤地把毛毯遞給那些冷得發抖的鄰居。
compassionately + practical help after a disaster
The judge compassionately postponed Leo's hearing while his mother remained in intensive care.
Leo 的母親仍在加護病房時,法官很體恤地延後了他的聽證。
Gita compassionately explained the treatment steps to the worried dog owner.
Gita 很體恤地向那位擔心的狗主人說明治療步驟。
The note was written compassionately after the family lost their shop in the fire.
那張字條是在那家人因火災失去店面後,懷著體恤之心寫下的。
- sympathetically
close in meaning, but often stresses shared feeling more than active help
- kindly
warmer and broader, without always focusing on suffering
- gently
emphasises softness of manner, not necessarily emotional concern
- coldly
shows emotional distance instead of care
- harshly
emphasises severity and lack of tenderness
- unsympathetically
shows little or no understanding of another person's pain
文法句型
verb + compassionately
compassionately + verb of speaking, listening, helping, or deciding
用法筆記
Often appears with verbs of speaking, listening, treating, or responding. It suggests not only feeling sorry for someone, but also acting gently or helpfully because of their pain or difficulty.