For a lot of women, it would be a heartbreaking lost.
但对很多女性来说,这将是一次令人心碎的失败。
新奇事件簿
The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson called the fires not only heartbreaking, but an international crisis.
英国首相鲍里斯·约翰逊称火灾“不仅令人心碎”,也是“一场国际危机”。
美国恐怖故事第二季
It's heartbreaking, but let's be real here.
的确闻着伤心见者流泪,但现实一点吧。
经济学人(汇总)
The tone ranges from cheesy to heartbreaking.
叙述语气从俗气做作到伤心欲绝,五花八门。
TED演讲(音频版) 2016年4月合集
Some are a little bit more heartbreaking.
有些是有点令人悲伤的。
VOA Special 2022年10月合集
He called the event a " heartbreaking" loss.
他称这一事件是“令人心碎的”损失。
VOA Special 2017年12月合集
She said many of their stories are heartbreaking.
她说,受害女性的经历“令人心碎。”
CNN 10 学生英语 2023年8月合集
It would be heartbreaking to lose this place.
失去这个地方会让人心碎。
TED演讲(音频版) 2015年2月合集
And what he heard was heartbreaking.
他听到的是令人心碎的消息。
BBC 听力 2018年11月合集
It is heartbreaking. I have done this with them.
我感到很伤心,我和他们一起经历了这些。
英语百科
Broken heart
A broken heart (also known as a heartbreak or heartache) is a common metaphor for the intense emotional—and sometimes physical—stress or pain one feels at experiencing great longing. The concept is cross-cultural; most often, though not exclusively, cited with reference to a desired or lost lover; and dates back at least 3,000 years.