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pitying
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English
French
French
pitying [Brit ˈpɪtɪɪŋ] ADJ
1. pitying (compassionate):
pitying
2. pitying (scornful):
pitying
self-pitying [Brit, Am ˌsɛlf ˈpɪdiɪŋ] ADJ
self-pitying person
self-pitying after n look, account
he is in a self-pitying mood
I. pity [Brit ˈpɪti, Am ˈpɪdi] N
1. pity (compassion):
pitié f (for pour)
2. pity (shame):
+ subj it would be a pity if
+ indic the pity (of it) is that
II. pity [Brit ˈpɪti, Am ˈpɪdi] VB trans
1. pity (feel compassion for):
pity animal, person
2. pity (feel contempt for):
pity person
self-pity N
to wallow in self-pity, nostalgia
French
French
English
English
pity (sur for)
pitié! (ça suffit) inf
it's a shame ou pity (de faire to do, que that)
to move [sb] to pity
English
English
French
French
pitying ADJ
pitying
pitying (deriding)
I. pity [ˈpɪti, Am ˈpɪt̬-] N no pl
1. pity (compassion):
to feel pity for sb/sth
to take pity on sb/sth
2. pity (unfortunate matter):
II. pity <-ies, -ied> [ˈpɪti, Am ˈpɪt̬-] VB trans
self-pity N no pl
French
French
English
English
to take pity on sb/sth
to pity sb
English
English
French
French
pitying ADJ
pitying
pitying (deriding)
I. pity [ˈpɪt̬·i] N
1. pity (compassion):
to feel pity for sb/sth
to take pity on sb/sth
2. pity (unfortunate matter):
II. pity <-ies, -ied> [ˈpɪt̬·i] VB trans
self-pity N
French
French
English
English
to take pity on sb/sth
to pity sb
Present
Ipity
youpity
he/she/itpities
wepity
youpity
theypity
Past
Ipitied
youpitied
he/she/itpitied
wepitied
youpitied
theypitied
Present Perfect
Ihavepitied
youhavepitied
he/she/ithaspitied
wehavepitied
youhavepitied
theyhavepitied
Past Perfect
Ihadpitied
youhadpitied
he/she/ithadpitied
wehadpitied
youhadpitied
theyhadpitied
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A short dispersal of bulbils may be only explained by translocation of substrate through tree falls, through digging or wallowing activities of animals.
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He continues to let images of her wander through his mind as he just wallows in his sadness for a while.
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Disaster strikes when the vessel's anti-gravitation screens fail, dooming it to wallow upon the surface of the ocean, and the engines fail, leaving it adrift.
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Live plainly, work hard; do not wallow in luxuries and pleasures.
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They are able to obtain all their moisture from food, but if liquid water is available, they drink it and wallow in it.
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