adj.宽大的，仁慈的，慈悲的，还算幸运的，不幸而可取的(因能解决问题或能除痛苦)

Mary was merciful to the prisoners.
玛丽对犯人很仁慈。
The god is merciful.
上帝是慈悲的。
They can only hope the court is merciful.
他们唯有寄希望于法庭的宽大处理。
The judge showed mercy and sentenced the young offender to community service instead of prison.
法官表现出了仁慈，判处年轻罪犯社区服务而非监禁。
She was known for her merciful nature, always ready to forgive those who wronged her.
她因其仁慈的天性而闻名，总是准备原谅那些错待她的人。
The victor showed remarkable mercy by sparing the lives of the defeated army.
胜利者表现出了非凡的仁慈，赦免了战败军队的生命。
The merciful act of the charity organization providing food and shelter to the homeless is commendable.
慈善组织向无家可归者提供食物和住所的仁慈行为值得赞扬。
In the face of his enemy's plea for mercy, the king reluctantly granted him pardon.
面对敌人的求饶，国王不情愿地给予了宽恕。
It's important for teachers to be merciful when dealing with students' mistakes, encouraging growth rather than punishing harshly.
教师在处理学生错误时展现仁慈很重要，应鼓励成长而非严厉惩罚。
The animal lover pleaded for a merciful end to the suffering of the injured stray dog.
这位动物爱好者恳求给受伤的流浪狗一个仁慈的终结，结束它的痛苦。
The merciful rainfall brought relief to the drought-stricken farmers and their parched lands.
仁慈的雨水给干旱地区的农民和干涸的土地带来了缓解。
The kind-hearted nurse was celebrated for her merciful care towards the terminally ill patients.
这位心地善良的护士因对临终病人展现出的仁慈关怀而受到赞誉。
The judge's decision to commute the death sentence to life imprisonment was seen as an act of mercy.
法官将死刑减为无期徒刑的决定被视为一种仁慈的行为。