The artifacts amount to a rare discovery, a poignant time capsule.

艺术品是一个罕见的发现，一个酸的时间胶囊。

This just may be the most heartbreaking fragment in the entire history of painting.

也许是整个绘画史上最令人酸的一刻了。

He couldn't stand the bitterness of the coffee.

452他受不了咖啡的酸。

I'm actually starting to see your side of this.

其实我开始明白的酸了。

In my old griefs, and with my childhoods faith.

往日满腔的酸，以我童年的信仰。

Many carried with them a whiff of unexpected poignancy.

许多人都带着一意想不到的酸。

Perhaps that's why in a sense it's so poignant.

也许就是为什么在某种意义上它是如此的酸。

Wandering through a desolate and uninhabited wasteland, he cried a few bitter tears.

徘徊在一片荒无人烟的荒原上，他流下了几滴酸的泪水。

That night, alone in the room with the coffins, Oliver cried bitter, lonely tears.

天晚上，一个人呆在棺材房里，奥利弗哭了，流下了酸、孤单的眼泪。

But he wrote about that too, in poignant, crystalline vignettes about his upbringing and travels.

但他也同样样写过，就写在关于教训和人生旅行的酸和水晶般的小拼图中。

Oh, the bitterness of those words to the teacher!

哦，对老话的酸！

The bitter things said about him during the campaign, he forgot and forgave.

竞选期间关于他的酸言论，他忘记并原谅了。

The certainty of seeing her lover deprived these last moments of their poignancy.

看到她的爱人的确定性剥夺了他们最后时刻的酸。

What's new are these poignant, very personal touches from her parents' lives.

新鲜的是来自她父母生活的酸、非常个人化的触动。

But perhaps from your lofty heights atop the corporate ladder, you've lost touch with the struggles of the common man.

不过也许是企业里 高高在上的领导恐怕不会理解身为普通人的酸苦辣。

Harry was shaken from these bitter reflections by the appearance at his side of Jimmy Peakes, who was holding out a scroll of parchment.

哈利陷入了酸的回忆中，直到基米。皮特出现在他身，递给他一封羊皮纸书信。

Scheele discovered oxygen in 1772, but for various heartbreakingly complicated reasons could not get his paper published in a timely manner.

金勒在1772年发现了氧，但由于种种酸而复杂的原因，无法及时发表他的论文。

If he could have told his own story, it would probably have been a very pitiful one, of kicks and cuffs, of hunger and foul weather.

如果它能够讲述自己的故事，很可能是一段酸的经历，被人又踢又打，忍饥挨饿，天气恶劣。

She often confided in her closest friends about the anguish her patients endured, each story a poignant anecdote of human adversity.

在繁华城市的时间中心，坐落在高耸的摩天大楼和繁华的街道之间，矗立着一个小型市政中心。在里面，一位名叫海伦·马克斯 （Helen Marks） 博士的精神科医生不知疲倦地工作，她的任期以她致力于心理健康倡导为标志。她经常向她最亲密的朋友倾诉她的病人所遭受的痛苦，每个故事都是人类逆境的酸轶事。

It sounds brutal, but the people-pleaser is lying for poignant reasons: not in order to gain advantage, but because they are terrified of the displeasure of others.

虽然听起来不近人情，但是讨好者说谎，确实处于酸的原因：他们不是为自己牟利，只是因为害怕他人不悦。