sympathize
v.
"have fellow-feeling," c.1600, from Middle French sympathiser, from sympathie (see sympathy). Earlier in a physiological sense (1590s). As "express sympathy," from 1748. Related: Sympathized; sympathizing.
〔李〕[sym-;path;-izev.] v.同情； 同感，共鸣； 同意 ←path (GK pathos)=suffering, feeling 感情