可惜 (kě xī): It's a pity (Adjective) — Meaning & Stroke Order

It's a real pity that he didn't come to the party.

The tickets for this exhibition are already sold out, what a pity.

We feel it is a great pity that your company was unable to participate in this cooperation.

He missed that exciting game, it's such a shame.

Don't you think it's a pity to miss such a great opportunity?

Although I didn't win the prize, I don't feel it's a pity at all.

She could have been admitted to that good university, but unfortunately she performed poorly due to nervousness in the end.

The food at that restaurant is delicious, but it's a pity that the location is a bit remote.