n. 哀悼者；悲伤者；送葬者；忏悔者
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复数
mourners
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词根：mourn
adj.
mournful 悲哀的；令人惋惜的
adv.
mournfully 悲哀地；凄惨地
n.
mourning 哀痛；服丧
mournfulness 悲凄
v.
mourn 哀悼；忧伤；服丧
mourning 哀伤；为…哀悼（mourn的ing形式）
1.In fact, when all three of them were together Harry felt like the only non-mourner at a poorly attended funeral.
实际上，当三人在一起时，哈利觉得自己像人数寥寥的葬礼上惟一不在哀悼的人。
2.At the funeral for Yoshino, a careless mourner comments, 'If the perpetrator was a college kid, that's some consolation.
一个哀悼者在佳乃的葬礼上毫不关心的说，“如果凶手是个大学生那还值得些同情。”
3.The detective posed as a mourner at the victim's funeral.
那侦探佯装成吊唁者参加了受害人的葬礼。
4.The detective posed as a mourner at the victim's funeral .
那侦探佯装成吊唁者参加了受害人的葬礼。
5."The mourner said," Well, I was just thinking about my own funeral.
笑者说：“我正在发愁未来我的葬礼该如何效仿？”
6.Not here the mourner would his grief reveal.
吊客就无需来这儿诉他的悲思。
7.A mourner awaits the start of a tribute to Michael Jackson at the Apollo Theater in the neighborhood of Harlem in New York City on June 30.
6月30日，在纽约哈莱姆区附近的阿波罗剧院，一位哀悼者含泪等待迈克尔·杰克逊的追思仪式。
8."Knut, you were the sweetest polar bear that I ever knew — why did you have to die?" wrote one mourner named Anna.
动物园网站上也满是给克努特的留言，一位叫安娜的网友写道：“克努特，你是最可爱的北极熊，你怎么会死呢？”