英语词汇“weep”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	weep
释义	Trends of weep View usage for: weep (wiːp) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense weeps, present participle weeping, past tense, past participle wept 1. verb If someone weeps, they cry. [literary] She wanted to laugh and weep all at once. [VERB] The weeping family hugged and comforted each other. [VERB-ing] She wept tears of joy. [VERB noun] Weep is also a noun. There are times when I sit down and have a good weep. 2. verb If a wound weeps, liquid or blood comes from it because it is not healing properly. In severe cases, the skin can crack and weep. [VERB] ...little blisters which develop into weeping sores. [VERB-ing] Synonyms: run, fester, suppurate, exude pus More Synonyms of weep More Synonyms of weep weep in British English (wiːp) verbWord forms: weeps, weeping or wept 1. to shed (tears) as an expression of grief or unhappiness 2. (transitive; foll by out) to utter, shedding tears 3. (when intr, foll by for) to mourn or lament (for something) 4. to exude (drops of liquid) 5. (intransitive) (of a wound, etc) to exude a watery or serous fluid noun 6. a spell of weeping Word origin Old English wēpan; related to Gothic wōpjan, Old High German wuofan, Old Slavonic vabiti to call weep in American English (wip) verb intransitiveWord forms: wept or ˈweeping 1. to manifest or give expression to a strong emotion, usually grief or sorrow, by crying, wailing, or, esp., shedding tears 2. to lament or mourn with for or over 3. to let fall drops of water or other liquid; esp., to drop moisture condensed from the air cold pipes weep in hot weather 4. to exude water or other liquid wounds, plant stems, etc. weep verb transitive 5. to weep for; lament; bewail; mourn to weep one's misfortune 6. to shed (tears or other drops of liquid) 7. to bring to a specified condition by weeping to weep oneself to sleep noun 8. [often pl.] a fit of weeping 9. an exudation or dripping of moisture SIMILAR WORDS: cry Word origin ME wepen < OE wepan, akin to wop, outcry, Goth wōpjan, OS wōpian < IE base wab-, to cry, complain > OSlav vabiti, to call to Examples of 'weep' in a sentence weep Two of them are screeching with horror, one is weeping uncontrollably. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Her family wept as she was led to cells. The Sun (2009) The weeping willow tree can often be spotted drooping into lakes and rivers. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The wind is weeping with sorrowful tears. Times, Sunday Times (2007) He wept uncontrollably as he clung to her. The Sun (2008) Families are grouped together and weep in those small groups. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The prisoners struggled to continue as the rest of the room also began to weep. Times, Sunday Times (2013) One most useful tree for such places is the weeping willow. Page, Russell The Education of a Gardener (1994) At the exact moment he died she wept uncontrollably. The Sun (2012) My father and mother were also weeping. Times, Sunday Times (2013) It still sounds so good to this day that you almost weep at how little there is to touch it. The Sun (2011) She was weeping with joy, pleading with him because of the tremendous surges of joy. Paige, Frances The Glasgow Girls (1994) The wounds were constantly weeping, and my clothes were getting soaked. The Sun (2015) It makes one man weep, another man sing. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Our hearts have been gouged out and we have been left with ragged, weeping wounds. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Everyone hears the rages of the men, the weeping of the woman. Times, Sunday Times (2007) She wept a little but set her lips together and tried to push me away so that she could turn back to her work. Smout, T.C. & Wood, Sydney Scottish Voices 1745-1960 (1990) A sudden and unexpected twist in the plot should have all the family weeping together. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The chart-topper loved the monster song so much that she had a little weep when she first heard it. The Sun (2009) I was not just crying - but weeping from the very depths inside me. Carpenter, Anne & Johnson, Geoffrey Why am I Afraid to Grieve (1994) She's sure that the tree is weeping blood, as folklore says the oak is possessed by a witch. The Sun (2010) In other languages weep British English: weep /wiːp/ VERB If someone weeps, they cry. She wanted to laugh and weep all at once. She wept tears of joy. American English: weep Arabic: يَبْكِي Brazilian Portuguese: chorar Chinese: 哭泣 Croatian: plakati Czech: brečet Danish: græde Dutch: wenen European Spanish: llorar Finnish: itkeä French: pleurer German: weinen Greek: κλαίω Italian: piangere Japanese: 泣く Korean: 울다 Norwegian: gråte Polish: zapłakać European Portuguese: chorar Romanian: a plânge Russian: плакать Latin American Spanish: llorar Swedish: gråta Thai: ร้องไห้ Turkish: ağlamak Ukrainian: плакати Vietnamese: khóc Chinese translation of 'weep' weep (wiːp) Word forms:ptpp wept vi [person] 哭泣 (kūqì) [wound] 渗(滲)出液体(體) (shènchū yètǐ) n (c) to have a weep 大哭一场(場) (dà kū yī chǎng) 1 (verb) in the sense of cry Definition to shed tears She began to weep, tears running down her face. Synonyms cry I hung up the phone and started to cry. shed tears sob She began to sob again, burying her face in the pillow. whimper She lay at the bottom of the stairs, whimpering in pain. complain She never complains about her situation. keen He tossed back his head and keened. greet (Scottish) moan `My head, my head,' she moaned. mourn grieve He's grieving over his dead wife and son. lament whinge (informal) blubber To their surprise, their mother started to blubber like a child. snivel a snivelling child ululate blub (slang) boohoo Opposites celebrate , delight , triumph , be glad , revel , rejoice , exult , make merry 2 (verb) in the sense of run Definition to ooze liquid the skin can crack and weep Synonyms run fester The wound is festering and gangrene has set in. suppurate exude pus Additional synonyms in the sense of blubber Definition to sob without restraint To their surprise, their mother started to blubber like a child. Synonyms weep, sob, wail, whimper, bawl, snivel, yowl, greet (Scottish, archaic), mewl, howl your eyes out in the sense of complain Definition to express resentment or displeasure She never complains about her situation. Synonyms find fault, moan (informal), grumble, whinge (informal), beef (slang), carp, fuss, bitch (slang), groan, grieve, lament, whine, growl, deplore, grouse, gripe (informal), bemoan, bleat, put the boot in (slang), bewail, kick up a fuss (informal), grouch (informal), bellyache (slang), kvetch (US, slang), nit-pick (informal) in the sense of fester Definition (of a wound) to form pus The wound is festering and gangrene has set in. Synonyms putrefy, decay, become infected, become inflamed, suppurate, ulcerate, maturate, gather Synonyms of 'weep' weep Explore 'weep' in the dictionary*
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