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SORRY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary Meaning of sorry in English sorry adjective uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / ˈsɒr.i / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / ˈsɔːr.i / sorry adjective ( EXPRESSING REGRET ) Add to word list Add to word list A1 [ after verb ] used to say that you wish you had not done what you have done, especially when you want to be polite to someone you have done something bad to: Oh, I'm sorry - I didn't see you there. He'd really upset her and he didn't seem at all sorry. sorry about Tom , I'm so sorry about last night - it was all my fault . say sorry I've said I'm sorry. Synonyms contrite formal regretful remorseful formal rueful literary Compare apologetic to apologize for something apologize UK I apologise for the error. say sorry He didn't even say sorry. sorry I forgot your name, sorry. make an apology The president made an apology to the people of Japan in a public speech. express regret He later expressed regret for portraying sharks as creatures that target human beings. See more results » I'm sorry that I wasn't able to phone you yesterday . I'm sorry I'm late. I'm genuinely sorry for what I said, I really am. I'm sorry, I was only trying to be helpful . I'm just sorry about messing him around again. I'm so sorry to keep you waiting . Making & accepting apologies apologetic apologetically atone for something phrasal verb atonement beg bury bygone conciliatory crawl crawl back (to someone ) idiom forge ahead phrasal verb forgive if you'll pardon the expression idiom pardon pardonably penance penitently repentance resolve your differences shred See more results » sorry adjective ( EXPRESSING SYMPATHY ) A2 [ after verb ] feeling sadness , sympathy , or disappointment , especially because something unpleasant has happened or been done: feel sorry for I feel so sorry for their kids - it must be really hard for them. [ + (that) ] I'm sorry (that) you had such a difficult journey . [ + to infinitive ] We were both sorry to hear you've been ill again. feel sorry for yourself disapproving to feel sad because you have a problem and you feel that it is not fair that you are suffering so much: He sounded very sorry for himself on the phone . See more I'm sorry to say used to show that something that must be said causes sadness or disappointment : I'm sorry to say that I'm sorry to say that the project's funding has been cancelled . See more I feel sorry for the kids , too - they've had a hard time . I was sorry to hear about your trouble on holiday . I feel so sorry for people in that situation . I'm sorry you're ill - I hope you get well soon . Feeling sad and unhappy a long face idiom abjection angsty be cut up idiom be down in the mouth idiom be in a funk idiom dismayed displeased dissatisfied distraught distressed lacerated lachrymose lonely lonesome unpleased unslakable unsmiling wish you had never been born idiom wistful See more results » sorry adjective ( SAYING NO ) I'm sorry B2 used to show politeness when refusing something or disagreeing : I'm sorry, but I think you've made a mistake . See more sorry adjective ( BAD CONDITION ) sorry sight, state, tale, etc. a bad condition or situation : He was a sorry sight when he got home - soaking and covered in mud . See more sorry exclamation uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / ˈsɒr.i / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / ˈsɔːr.i / sorry exclamation ( APOLOGY ) used when apologizing for something: "That's my foot you're stepping on." "Sorry!" to apologize for something apologize UK I apologise for the error. say sorry He didn't even say sorry. sorry I forgot your name, sorry. make an apology The president made an apology to the people of Japan in a public speech. express regret He later expressed regret for portraying sharks as creatures that target human beings. See more results » Sorry - I didn't catch what you said. Sorry, could you say that again? Sorry, this area is closed to the public . Sorry, I can't let you in without identification . Sorry, can I see your pass ? Making & accepting apologies apologetic apologetically atone for something phrasal verb atonement beg bury bygone conciliatory crawl crawl back (to someone ) idiom forge ahead phrasal verb forgive if you'll pardon the expression idiom pardon pardonably penance penitently repentance resolve your differences shred See more results » sorry exclamation ( POLITE NEGATIVE ) used to show politeness when refusing something or disagreeing : Sorry, you can't go in there. used when politely asking someone to repeat something or when politely interrupting someone: "He's late." "Sorry?" "I said he's late." Sorry, could you just say that last sentence again please ? Polite expressions actually allow be so good as to phrase by all means idiom chance cordially could least magic word may I ask idiom might might I ask/inquire/know idiom no problem idiom pardon (me) idiom problem say welcome wonder would you're welcome idiom See more results » Idiom sorry not sorry (Definition of sorry from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press) sorry | American Dictionary sorry adjective us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / ˈsɑr·i , ˈsɔr·i / sorry adjective ( ASKING FORGIVENESS ) Add to word list Add to word list feeling bad because you have caused trouble or difficulty to someone else : [ + (that) clause ] I’m really sorry (that) I forgot about our appointment yesterday . Sorry is also used as a polite way to show your sympathy to someone because of a loss , problem , or trouble the person has had: [ + to infinitive ] We were sorry to learn about the death of your grandmother . Sorry is also used as a polite way of asking someone to excuse you for having done something that might have annoyed the person : The train will be moving shortly – we are sorry for the inconvenience . sorry adjective ( POLITE REFUSAL ) used as a polite way of expressing refusal or disagreement : I’m sorry, but I think you’ve made a mistake in our check . Sorry, you can’t go in there. sorry adjective ( BAD CONDITION ) [ -er/-est only ] dated so bad as to cause feelings of sympathy : They were a sorry sight , dressed in rags and so weak they could hardly stand up. Note: describing a situation or condition (Definition of sorry from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of sorry sorry Based on our review of the literature, we identified seven apology terms ( sorry , apologize, excuse, pardon, regret, afraid, forgive). From the Cambridge English Corpus On the contrary, the soldiers whose task it was to guard them reportedly felt sorry for their plight and treated them with affection. From the Cambridge English Corpus I'm sorry , but mediation is not the fastest and most efficient option - but settlement is. From the Cambridge English Corpus Proponents of the ban, however, justified a complete ban on the basis of the precautionary principle that it is better to be safe than sorry . From the Cambridge English Corpus I am sorry if this criticism is upsetting to the authors who have taken the trouble to describe their work for us. From the Cambridge English Corpus But nothing she said or did could undo his sorry fate. From the Cambridge English Corpus Many factors contribute to this sorry state of affairs. From the Cambridge English Corpus I am sorry this conflict is coming just now. From the Cambridge English Corpus This provided, by any reckoning, only sorry comfort. From the Cambridge English Corpus This book examines the whole sorry but fascinating tale in great detail. From the Cambridge English Corpus Parents still grieve and ask in bewilderment why matters have come to such a sorry pass. From the Cambridge English Corpus One may feel vindictive towards or sorry for the other player. From the Cambridge English Corpus Another area where culturally determined usage is observable is the use of sorry on every occasion that requires sympathy. From the Cambridge English Corpus Its purely scientific side is sufficiently good to make one sorry that it was not done better. From the Cambridge English Corpus Hasn't our long, sorry history of exclusion taught us anything? From the Cambridge English Corpus See all examples of sorry These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. What is the pronunciation of sorry ? Translations of sorry in Chinese (Traditional) 難過的, 悲傷的，難過的, 惋惜的… See more in Chinese (Simplified) 难过的, 悲伤的，难过的, 惋惜的… See more in Spanish apenado, arrepentido, lo siento… See more in Portuguese penalizado, arrependido, desculpe-me… See more in Marathi in Japanese in Turkish in French in Catalan in Dutch in Tamil in Hindi in Gujarati in Danish in Swedish in Malay in German in Norwegian in Urdu in Ukrainian in Telugu in Bengali in Czech in Indonesian in Thai in Vietnamese in Polish in Korean in Italian वाईट वाटणे / खेद व्यक्त करणे, क्षमा मागणे/करणे… See more 気の毒に思って, 残念に思って, 後悔する… See more üzgün, mütessir, pişman… See more désolé/-ée, navré/-ée, qui regrette… See more afligit, disgustat, penedit… See more spijt, bedroefd, treurig… See more சோகம், அனுதாபம் அல்லது ஏமாற்றத்தை உணர்கிறேன், குறிப்பாக விரும்பத்தகாத ஒன்று நடந்ததால் அல்லது செய்யப்பட்டதால்… See more दुखी / खेद, किसी से माफी माँगना, खेद होना… See more દિલગીર, દુ:ખી, માફ કરશો… See more ked af det, ked af, elendig… See more ledsen, eländig, bedrövlig… See more maaf, menyesal, teruk… See more leidtun, bedauern, traurig… See more lei seg, lei, skuffet… See more افسوس, افسوس ہے (اپنے کئے پر اظہار افسوس کرنا)… See more вибачте!, перепрошую, такий… See more బాధ పడడం, క్షమించండి : సారీ చెప్పడం… See more দুঃখিত, দুঃখ, সহানুভূতি বা হতাশা অনুভব করা… See more lituji, nešťastný, zoufalý… See more menyesal, buruk, maaf… See more ที่ขอโทษ, ที่เสียใจ, ไม่สบายใจ… See more dùng để xin lỗi, tiếc