piteously in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for piteously in the English»Spanish Dictionary

piteously [Am ˈpɪdiəsli, Brit ˈpɪtɪəsli] ADV

piteously

lastimeramente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

While this was happening, their 10-month-old baby was crying piteously to be fed.

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Sometimes one of them gets separated from the group and mewing piteously, scrambles to catch up.

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At the time, most of the contraptions were laughable -- like something out of those black-and-white newsreels of early flying machines that piteously crash into barns.

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The papooses wailed so loudly, and so piteously, that even not firing could not quell their voices.

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And must this man weep quite so piteously over a situation he very clearly brought on himself?

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Piteously, publicly and for the record.

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We even see a goat strapped to the back of a bike, on its side, bleating piteously.

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Barely two feet away was another widow hunched up and crying and wailing piteously.

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One wild-eyed man dressed in rags... moaned piteously.

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