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mis.er.yH5mIz7[r7i, $5-L-n痛苦，不幸We have witnessed the most appalling scenes of human misery. [U]我们亲眼目睹了最令人震惊的人间苦难。Drought has brought misery and death to the area for the fifth successive year. [U]干旱连着第五年给这个地区带来不幸和死亡。Ten years of marriage to him have made her life a misery. [C]与他结婚十年使她做人没有乐趣。Every day, millions of people have to endure the miseries of travelling to work on crowded commuter trains. [C]每天成百万的人不得不忍受乘坐拥挤的市郊往返列车上班的痛苦。A misery is also someone who is often very unhappy and is always complaining about things.经常闹脾气的人，老发牢骚的人He's been such a misery since his girlfriend went abroad without him. [C]自从他的女朋友独自出国之后，他已成了那样一个常闹脾气的人。If you put an animal out of its misery, you kill it because it is in great pain and so that it does not have to suffer any more.杀死动物以结束其痛苦We asked the vet to put our cat out of her misery after she was run over by a bus.我们的猫被车辗过之后，我们请求兽医杀死她以解脱她的痛苦。(fig.) We try to put our students out of their misery (= stop them worrying) and give them their exam results as early as possible.我们力使我们的学生不再感到不安，尽早给他们考试结果。
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