tragically

基本解釋

Tragically, so many of us fail to see the desired results in this crazy little thing called parenting.
悲劇地，在這件瘋狂的叫做養(yǎng)育的小事中，我們中太多人沒(méi)有看見(jiàn)這個(gè)希望達(dá)到的結(jié)果。
Although 68% of the children studied always ate breakfast, there are areas of the country where, tragically, very few are given breakfast at home.
雖然研究中的68%的兒童是吃早餐的，但在他們所生活的地方，悲劇性地，只有少數(shù)在家里吃早餐。
Tragically for his men, his military successes there, and in later wars against the Indians, induced a hubris that led Custer to make some catastrophic decisions at Little Bighorn.
他的弟兄們的悲劇，源自他的部隊(duì)在內(nèi)戰(zhàn)和對(duì)印第安人作戰(zhàn)中的成功而滋生的自大驕傲，這種情緒導(dǎo)致了庫(kù)斯特在小大角之戰(zhàn)中作出了災(zāi)難性的決策。

Farmers learn this lesson tragically sometimes when their animals feed on wild plants.
Three of Mister Kennedy's nephews died young and tragically.
Some stories end tragically. More than 200 suspected border crossers died last year in the desert near Tucson.

In fact, just recently, Amy Winehouse tragically passed away at the young age of 27.
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