1.It would disturb him wretchedly to see me so agitated as I am.

看到我这么激动， 他会很伤心的。机翻

2." You look wretchedly ill, " said Holmes.

“你看起来病得很厉害， ” 福尔摩斯说。机翻

3.In many ways I am wretchedly weak.

在很多方面, 我真的很弱。机翻

4." There wasn't any boy, " said Matthew wretchedly.

“没有男孩，”马修可怜兮兮地说。机翻

5.Such is the condition of men when left to themselves; they err wretchedly.

这就是男人自生自灭时的状况; 他们犯了可怜的错误。机翻

6.Had I been in love, I could not have been more wretchedly blind.

可是，这种耻辱又是多么活该！即使我真的爱上了人家，也不该盲目到这样该死的地步。

7.She had been so wretchedly cross about the girl moving in with her boyfriend, after all.

毕竟，她对那个孩搬去和她男友同住感到非常恼火。机翻

8.So, then " vile" , the adjective, " v-i-l-e" , this means wretchedly bad, absolutely disgusting, awful, terrible.

那么，“vile” ，形容词，“v-i-l-e” ，意思是非常糟糕，绝对恶心，可怕，可怕。机翻

9.She has to move out of her home. They wretchedly rent a small shack in Chicago place, freezing in winter, scorching hot in summer.

她不得不搬出去 他们在芝加哥租了一间小室 冬天寒冷无比 夏天酷热难当。

10.When she did not speak, he said with sudden violence: " You hadn't forgotten? Answer me" . " I hadn't forgotten, " she said wretchedly.

" 没忘，" 她无可奈何地答道。

11.I am grown wretchedly thin, I know; but I will not pain you by describing my anxiety; you have seen enough of it.

我知道我瘦得可怜；但我不会通过描述我的焦虑来伤害你；你已经看够了。机翻

12.Yet, how just a humiliation! Had I been in love, I could not have been more wretchedly blind. But vanity, not love, has been my folly.

可是，这种耻辱又是多么活该！即使我真的爱上了人家，也不会盲目到这样该死的地步。

13.He waited for Darkstripe to get up and go to Tigerclaw, but the sleek tabby remained in his place, his shoulders hunched wretchedly.

他等着黑条起身走向虎爪，但那只光滑的虎斑猫仍然站在原地，可怜兮兮地耸着肩膀。机翻

14.I often thought with disgust of the kind of work I had been doing; my novels seemed vapid stuff, so wretchedly and shallowly modern.

我常常厌恶地想起我所做的那种工作;我的小说似乎很乏味，如此可悲和肤浅的现代感。机翻

15.The escort were so wretchedly clothed, that they twisted straw round their bare legs, and thatched their ragged shoulders to keep the wet off.

护卫们衣衫褴褛，光着腿上缠着稻草，肩膀上盖着茅草以防水。机翻

16.It is impossible to imagine faces and figures more utterly unreal, or more wretchedly conventional, than those by which Mr. Browne represents Mr. Dickens's characters.

不可能想象出比布朗先生代表狄更斯先生的人物的面孔和人物更完全不真实，或更可悲的传统。机翻

17.In such a voice as might be expected from a hopeless heart and fainting frame—a voice wretchedly low and faltering—I asked if a servant was wanted here?

我用一种绝望的心和虚弱的身体可能会发出的声音——一种可怜的低沉和颤抖的声音——我问这里是否需要一个仆人？机翻

18.This afternoon the helplessness was more wretchedly benumbing than ever: she longed for objects who could be dear to her, and to whom she could be dear.

今天下午，这种无助比以往任何时候都更加可悲地麻木：她渴望着她所能珍爱的东西，她也能珍爱的对象。机翻

19.This, however, none of them could ever do; for the thorns and bushes laid hold of them, as it were with hands; and there they stuck fast, and died wretchedly.

然而，他们谁也做不到。因为荆棘和灌木像用手一样抓住了它们。他们牢牢地困在那里， 悲惨地死去。机翻

20.She should see them henceforward with the closest observance; and wretchedly as she had hitherto misunderstood even those she was watching, she did not know how to admit that she could be blinded here.

——从今以后，她应该以最密切的观察来看待他们;可悲的是，由于她迄今为止甚至误解了她正在观看的人，她不知道如何承认她可能在这里被蒙蔽了双眼。机翻