2) to sympathize (with) : to feel sorry for sbbecause you understand their problemse.g.Manypeople sympathized with the womanbecause her husband really was abrute.Sympathye.g.I have mo sympathy for thosepeopleTheydeserve their punishment.Sympathetice.g.She was very sympathetic to those poorkids who were unable to go to school
2) to sympathize (with) : to feel sorry for sb. because you understand their problems e.g. Many people sympathized with the woman because her husband really was a brute. Sympathy e.g. I have mo sympathy for those people. They deserve their punishment. Sympathetic e.g. She was very sympathetic to those poor kids who were unable to go to school
3) just the same(= all the same): in spite ofa particular situation or opinion etc, e.g.We don't need any more money. But thankyoujust the same.You are my only brother, but I can't let youbreakthelaw just the same
3) just the same(= all the same): in spite of a particular situation or opinion etc, e.g. We don’t need any more money. But thank you just the same. You are my only brother, but I can’t let you break the law just the same