sympathizers
sympathizers — 名詞
- sympathizerssingular
- sympathizersesplural
1. a person who backs a political group, a cause, or a set of beliefs — often witho
支持者
支持特定政治組織或理念的人
a person who backs a political group, a cause, or a set of beliefs — often without being an official member of the organization
During the election campaign, Pedro became one of the party's most loyal sympathizers.
競選期間，Pedro 成為該黨最忠實的支持者之一。
collocation: loyal sympathizers, party sympathizers
Rodrigo's neighbours were quiet sympathizers of the independence movement in the region.
Rodrigo 的鄰居都是該地區獨立運動的沉默支持者。
preposition: sympathizer of [movement]
Mira donated money to the group as one of its most active sympathizers.
Mira 以該團體最活躍的支持者之一的身分捐款。
collocation: active sympathizers
The police kept a close watch on known rebel sympathizers in the mountain villages.
警方密切監視山區村莊裡那些知名的叛軍支持者。
collocation: rebel sympathizers
Liam's mother was a longtime sympathizer of the refugee aid organization.
Liam 的母親長期以來都是難民援助組織的支持者。
- loyal sympathizers
- active sympathizers
- known sympathizers
- rebel sympathizers
- party sympathizers
- left-wing sympathizers
- quiet sympathizers
- vocal sympathizers
文法句型
sympathizer + of [group/idea]
sympathizer + for [cause]
用法筆記
Often used in political or social contexts to describe people who share the aims of an organization without holding formal membership.
常見錯誤
sympathizers — 動詞
- sympathizerspresent simple I / you / we / they
- sympathizerses3rd person singular
- sympathizersing-ing form
- sympathizersedpast simple
1. to feel or show sadness and concern when someone is going through a difficult ti
同情
對他人的不幸感到難過
to feel or show sadness and concern when someone is going through a difficult time or has suffered a loss
Lien sympathized with her cousin after the restaurant let him go without notice.
Lien 的表哥被餐廳無預警解雇後，她對他深表同情。
sympathize with + [person] after [event]
Rohan wrote a note to sympathize with his colleague whose mother had passed away.
Rohan 寫了一張卡片向同事致意，因為對方的母親過世了。
infinitive purpose: to sympathize with
Femi's friends sympathized with him when he failed the driving test for the third time.
Femi 第三次駕照沒考過，他的朋友們都很同情他。
sympathize with + [person] over a disappointment
The class teacher sympathized with the young student who had lost all her homework notes.
班導師很同情那位弄丟所有筆記的年輕學生。
People in the town sympathized with the flood victims and helped clean their homes.
鎮上居民都很同情水災災民，並協助清理家園。
sympathize with + group of victims
- deeply sympathize
- genuinely sympathize
- sympathize sincerely
- sympathize with someone on a loss
- sympathize with someone over a setback
- commiserate
more active — suggests expressing shared sorrow directly to the person
- empathize
implies understanding and sharing the feeling itself, not just feeling sorry
- feel for
informal; expresses pity without the formal tone of 'sympathize'
- pity
can imply a condescending or distanced attitude; less common in direct expression
文法句型
sympathize + with + [someone]
sympathize + with + [someone] + on/over + [something]
用法筆記
Always followed by 'with' when the object of sympathy is stated. The preposition 'on' or 'over' can introduce the reason: 'sympathize with someone on a loss'.
常見錯誤
2. to approve of an aim, a viewpoint, or a principle and be supportive of it even w
贊同
贊同某種觀點或主張
to approve of an aim, a viewpoint, or a principle and be supportive of it even without active involvement
Christopher sympathized with the party's goal of fair wages for factory workers.
Christopher 贊同該黨為工廠勞工爭取公平薪資的目標。
sympathize with + goal
Eri's professor sympathizes with the call for more funding in public schools.
Eri 的教授贊同增加公立學校經費的訴求。
sympathize with + call for [change]
The school board sympathizes with the parents' demand for smaller class sizes and more books.
學校董事會贊同家長要求縮小班級規模並增購書籍。
sympathize with + demand
Few politicians openly sympathize with the idea of abolishing property taxes.
很少有政治人物公開贊同廢除財產稅的想法。
The factory workers all sympathized with the strikers' demand for safer working conditions.
工廠工人一致贊同罷工者要求更安全工作條件的訴求。
sympathize with + demand for [improvement]
- strongly sympathize
- wholeheartedly sympathize
- broadly sympathize
- openly sympathize
- sympathize with a view
- sympathize with a cause
- sympathize with a principle
- support
stronger and more active than 'sympathize'; can include taking action
- endorse
formal; implies public approval
- agree with
neutral and common in everyday speech
- be in favour of
British English; expresses a positive attitude toward a proposal
- oppose
to be against a proposal or cause
- disagree with
to hold a different opinion
文法句型
sympathize + with + [idea/view/cause/goal]
用法筆記
Used for intellectual or political agreement, not personal consolation. The subject agrees with the goal or principle, not necessarily with the people involved.
常見錯誤
同根字
- sympathize動詞B1
- sympathizer名詞B2
- sympathy名詞B2
- sympathetic形容詞B2
- sympathetically副詞C1
- unsympathetic形容詞C1