to sigh or exclaim with emotion; to lament

to sigh or gasp out of sorrow, helplessness, or sometimes in admiration

to gasp or exclaim in wonder and amazement; to marvel at something

to exclaim in admiration; to praise with awe

To heave a sigh, especially due to worry, frustration, or a sense of helplessness; can be split by aspect markers or modifiers.

to give a long, deep sigh

To acclaim something as the absolute peak of perfection or beauty; used when something is so wonderful that one needs to see nothing else.

to sigh mournfully; to bewail or express deep sorrow

to sigh with regret; to lament or sigh because of deep emotion

(literary) to let out a sigh of lament or wonder caused by one's emotions

The punctuation mark "!", used at the end of a sentence to express surprise, strong emotion, or a command.

to gasp with admiration; to be filled with praise and respect

(idiom) to be full of praise and admiration; to be in awe

sad or regrettable; causing one to sigh or feel a sense of pity

to heave deep sighs or moan with distress due to pain, worry, or sadness

the exclamation point punctuation mark "!"

to sigh with grief or regret

to sigh mournfully; to bewail or lament sadly

To consider oneself as not being as good as someone else; to admit with regret that one is not another's equal.

a solo piece in an opera or oratorio designed to express a character's deep inner feelings or emotions

To sigh out of regret or sorrow; to lament

(literary) to sigh or heave a sigh due to being deeply moved or overcome with emotion

to heave deep sighs; to sigh and groan continuously due to frustration, pain, or sadness

to feel small and insignificant when confronted with the greatness of others or something vast

to intone, sing, or chant in praise; to wax eloquent on

punctuation mark used to indicate strong feelings or emphasis

A word or phrase used to express strong emotion, call someone, or answer others; also known as [[叹词|嘆詞|tan4 ci2]]

A word used to express strong emotion, a call for attention, or a response; also known as [[感叹词|感嘆詞|gan3 tan4 ci2]].

to sigh in dismay, helplessness, or admiration when looking at something that is beyond one's reach or power

to sigh with regret; to feel and express sorrow or pity; to sigh and lament

A sentence used to express strong emotions, such as surprise, excitement, or sorrow; usually ends with an exclamation point.

one person leading a chant and three people joining in the chorus; a style of ancient music performance

to show or express deep appreciation and admiration

To sigh mournfully; to regret or deplore

to express great admiration for a literary work or performance, originally by tapping the rhythm to the beat

to let out a long, heavy sigh; to sigh deeply or regretfully

to dismiss something with a sigh because it is beyond help; a hopeless case; to feel helpless about a situation and just let it go

(idiom) describes music or literature that is profoundly affecting or lingers in the mind

The title of a poem in the "Songs of Chu" ([[楚辞|楚辭|chu3 ci2]]) written by Liu Xiang during the Western Han dynasty. It consists of nine sections expressing grief and admiration for the poet Qu Yuan.

to cause one to sigh in wonder; to be astonishing

to stare at the ceiling and sigh in despair; to be at the end of one's wits with no solution to a problem

(variant form) to stare at the ceiling and sigh while feeling trapped or unable to find a way out of a difficult situation

To let out a sigh, often expressing tiredness, frustration, or relief.

the sound of a sigh; sighing

to praise or admire the beauty of something

the wagtail bird, also used figuratively to represent brotherly affection and mutual support during times of distress

to sigh over fallen flowers or the passing of spring; figuratively used to express regret over missing an opportunity, such as a woman marrying before one has the chance to woo her

to face the heavens and heave a long sigh; to feel helpless or frustrated because there is no way out of a situation

to sigh with bitterness; to complain or grumble in a resentment