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I . pity [ˈpɪti, Am -t̬-] RZ.

1. pity bez l.mn. (compassion):

pity
litość r.ż.
to feel [or have] pity for sb
to take pity on sb/sth
out of pity

2. pity (unfortunate matter):

[it's a] pity that...
szkoda, że...
what a pity
the pity of it is that...

II . pity [ˈpɪti, Am -t̬-] CZ. cz. przech.

self-pity RZ. bez l.mn.

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski
An outburst of wild fury followed in which feelings of bitterness, helplessness, self-pity, and despair mingled.
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It is a pity to notice that we remember our intellectuals after their death only.
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It is so much pre-occupied with an infuriating surge of self-pity and some stereo-typed villainy.
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He created a bizarre world of human figures, where an existential dead-end is transformed into fright, abhorrence, pity but also relief.
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Pity leads to depression, loss of vitality and strength, and is harmful to life.
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Swift acknowledges that she wasn't interested in a pity party.
www.mtv.com
She easily becomes lost in self-pity and at the same time believes herself to be above everyone around her.
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Someone else might have thrown himself a pity party.
montrealgazette.com
Pity, because the drama and intrigue are chilling and, in cases, blood-curdling.
www.torontosun.com
I must not give in to debilitating pity.
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