to take pity on sb.; to have sympathy for
May God take pity on this tree, Let rain, wind and thunder come soon.
"People take pity on the cyclo drivers," says Im Sambath, a project officer with the Cyclo Center.
Nevertheless, no sooner did my father take pity on my plight and let me off, than my sleepiness was off likewise.
Don't take pity on evil people!
Ask friends to take pity on you during allergy season and help with outdoor chores.
The doldrums and the self-humiliation made them take pity on themselves and even be disgusted of themselves.
Smoking students should protect the environment and take pity on other people's lungs. Alcoholics should pay attention to the occasion and care for their own liver, advocating moderate and moderate dosage.
Your soma is the pure jade that I take pity on.
It longer more likes me, the similar facial features, the similar heart place, it is in mirror image I, I is take pity on it, lingers at it, - I owe the world in me, all gives it.
No woman had ever felt the need to take pity on him before.
If I do not take pity on her, I am a villian.
It has often thrown him into fire or water to kill him. But if you can do anything, take pity on us and help us.
No one will take pity on the wicked murderer.
