| 单词 | weep |
| 释义 | weep I. transitive verb 1. < the poet stayed to weep the rose's fading — Katherine Hoskins > 2. a. < wept tears of joy > b. obsolete < my heart weeps blood in anguish — Ben Jonson > 3. a. < into some low cave to crawl and there … weep my life away — Alfred Tennyson > b. < finally wept herself to sleep > 4. < weeping his welcomes forth — Shakespeare > 5. intransitive verb 1. < they wept together in silence — H.W.Longfellow > 2. a. < a sadder day had not been seen; even the clouds wept > b. < the blood weeps from my heart — Shakespeare > c. < the bulkhead's buckling … and she's beginning to weep down the joints — F.W.Crofts > 3. < the willow weeps > 4. a. < weeping burned areas > b. of the stem of a plant 5. < baked meringue is sometimes seen to weep > • - weep one's heart out II. 1. < there was a scene — a weep or two — Rudyard Kipling > — often used in plural 2. III. |
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