不怜悯

Under Intentional infidelity, marrying someone out of pity is one of them.

根据故意不忠，结婚的人出于怜悯就是其中之一。

He was giddy in hisrebellion. It felt good. Perhaps if he continued, Kil'jaedenwould lose patience with him and slay him, andNer'zhul's problem would be solved.

如果不是雷斯塔兰的怜悯，他和每个剩下的战斗队伍的队员都已经躺在地上了，他们的身体已经变得冰冷。

These cruel beings know no mercy for the weak nor sympathy for humankind, for they are genuine monsters of pervasive malevolence.

这些残忍的生物从不怜悯弱者，也不同情人类，因为它们是货真价实的邪兽。

The Epistle to the Galatians and that to the Romans taken together form a complete proof that justification is not to be obtained meritoriously either by works of morality or by rites and ceremonies, though of divine appointment; but that it is a free gift, proceeding entirely from the mercy of God, to those who receive it by faith in Jesus our Lord.

"在书信的加拉太，并以罗马人一起"形成一个完整的证明，理由是不能获得meritoriously无论作品的道德或仪式和礼节，但神的任命，但是，这是一个免费的礼物，程序完全由上帝的怜悯，这些谁得到它的信心，我们的主耶稣。

No one bound these flowers together in a nosegay; they were too common; they were even known to grow betweenthe paving-stones, shooting up everywhere, like bad weeds; and they bore the very ugly name of "dog-flowers" or"dandelions."

苹果枝对某些花儿——像田里和沟里丛生的那些花儿——特别表示出怜悯的样子。谁也不把他们扎成花束。它们是太普通了，人们甚至在铺地石中间都可以看得到。

Don't help me out of pity,but only if you think I deserve it.

不要因怜悯而帮助我，除非你认为我值得你帮助。

Don't help her out of pity, but only if you think she deserves it.

不要因怜悯而帮助她，除非你认为她值得你帮助。

" Juno trembled as he spoke, and said,"May heaven above and earth below be my witnesses, with the waters of the river Styx- and this is the most solemn oath that a blessed god can take- nay, I swear also by your own almighty head and by our bridal bed- things over which I could never possibly perjure myself- that Neptune is not punishing Hector and the Trojans and helping the Achaeans through any doing of mine; it is all of his own mere motion because he was sorry to see the Achaeans hard pressed at their ships: if I were advising him, I should tell him to do as you bid him.

" 宙斯一顿怒骂，牛晴眼夫人赫拉心里害怕，开口告辩，用长了翅膀的话语："让大地和辽阔的天空为我作证，还有斯图克斯的泼水――幸福的神祗誓约，以此最为庄重，最具可怕的威慑。我还要以你的神圣的头脑作证，以我们的婚姻和睡床――对此，至少是我，不敢信口誓言。裂地之神波塞冬并非秉承我的意志，加害于特洛伊人和赫克托耳，助信他们的敌人，而是受他自己激情的催使，风风火火地干出此番事件。他目睹阿开亚人已被逼退船边，由此心生怜悯。真的，我没有让他这么做；相反，我愿劝他跟着你的路子循走，按你的号令行事；你，驾驭乌云的神主。

The first situation is not fear - inspiring or piteous , but simply odious to us

第一种情况不能引发怜悯或恐惧，只能单纯引起我们的厌恶。

When some terrible sorrow which seems so hard to reconcile with perfect love, crushes down upon the soul, wringing from it all its peaceful rest in the pitifulness of God, and launching it on a sea unlit by a ray of hope; when unkindness, and cruelty maltreat the trusting heart, till it begins to doubt whether there be a God overhead who can see and still permit- these know something of the "horror of great darkness."

有时漆黑一团的悲哀，似乎与神的爱绝不调和，压着你的灵魂，把神怜悯之心所给你的一切安息都挤压净尽，投入看不见一丝希望的海里；残酷和不仁，嘲笑着那信靠的心，直到它发生怀疑：到底天上有没有看见这一切的神？祂是否允许这惊人的大黑暗？人生的构成，就是交错着光明与黑暗。

Plunder melds and run with this jewel!

掠夺melds和运行与此宝石！

My dream is to be a crazy growing tree and extend at the edge between the city and the forest.

此刻，也许正是在通往天国的路上，我体验着这白色的晕旋。