Sad, sad What's the English for sad, sad?

Sad, sad English: sad, pronounced [s?d].

sad English [s?d] ? 美 [s?d] ?adj. sad; pathetic; sad; bad; regrettable.

Examples of the usage of sad are as follows:

(1) Her eyes moistened as she listen to the sad story.

Listening to the sad story, her eyes moistened.

(2) My heart broke at the sad news.

Knowing the sad news

(3) Here we had, not long ago, a very sad funeral in this church. sad funeral service.

Expanded:

Basic meaning of sad is p>The basic meaning of sad is "sad, sorrowful, sorry", which refers to the inner sadness one feels due to bad news or results, etc. It can also mean "bad, out of shape, uncharacteristic", which refers to someone or something appearing in an unacceptable image that makes one feel bad. It means that someone or something appears in an unacceptable image and makes people feel very bad.

Sad can be used as a determiner or an epithet in a sentence. When it is used as an expression, it can be followed by a prepositional phrase, a verb infinitive or a clause led by that.

sad?to say means "unfortunately" and is often placed at the beginning of a sentence.

The comparative of sad is usually sadder, but occasionally more?sad is used, as in the more... , the more?sad?