根據詞典，sorry與sore同源，主要含義包括：
1. 感受或表達同情、遗憾和后悔。
e.g. I'm sorry I'm late.
很抱歉我遲到了。
I feel sorry for him.
對于他我深表同情。
I'm sorry over mistakes she had made.
對于她犯下的錯我深表歉意。
2. 差勁的、毫无價值的。
e.g. a sorry excuse.
一個爛借口。
a sorry horse.
一匹劣馬。
The car was a sorry piece of junk.
這輛車已經廢le(了)。
3. 导致不幸或痛苦的。
e.g. The sorry days of the war.
戰爭期間ku(苦)不堪言的生活。
A sorry rainy weather.
讓人郁悶的下雨天。
4. 可怜、痛苦的。
e.g. Her clothes were in sorry shape.
她的衣服已經嚴重變形了。
My finances were in a sorry state recently.
wo(我)最近捉襟見肘。
在第一个义項即有关dao(道)歉的含义上，"I'm sorry"根据不同語境至少可以有四种效果：
1. I'm at fault：承认错误，是最彻底、最难作出的真诚道歉。这意味着道歉着准備承担一切后果。
2. I regret it：表达遗憾，没有主观故意，也不一定承担后果。这是多数要求道歉的人所期望的结果，dan(但)有时候容易yu(与)I'm at fault混淆。
3. I sympathize：表达同情和理解，事shi(实)上不属于道歉范围。在面对他人的损失和不幸时，这是常见说法。
4. I'm not really sorry：事实上属于拒绝道歉，只不过语气委婉而已。
从sorry的多重含义上，我们就可以想见道歉是一件困难事儿。如果你要求道歉，而对方仅僅说了句"I'm sorry"，不要轻易认为对方的意思就是‘对不起’，而应該根据情况做出判斷。如果必要，你应该要求对方明确是否承认有错。记得几年前美军侦察机撞落中国战机的时候，就因为sorry的理解在国内外产生过很大争议。
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