英：[ɡriːv]
美：[ɡriːv]
grieve如何读
grieve英汉释义
v.(动词)
- vt. & vi. (使)悲伤 (cause to) feel grief to
grieve是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 农场管理者
- 监工
- （使）悲伤，（使）伤心，（使）悲痛，（使）忧伤，（使）痛心，悲叹，难过
- 哀悼
- 使苦恼，懊恼
- 很难受
- 教...痛心
- 为...伤心
- 悲恸，伤心得痛哭流涕
- 使...怅然若失
- 损害，伤害
grieve变形
第三人称单数:grieves
现在分词:grieving
过去式:grieved
过去分词:grieved
grieve扩展
grievingly (adv.), griever (n.)
grieve词根
词根：grief
adv.grievously 令人悲伤地；极其痛苦地
n.grief 悲痛；忧伤；不幸
grieve英英释义
intransitive verb
to feel intense sorrow; mourn.He is still grieving at the loss of his wife.She grieved over her child's diagnosis.The family should be allowed to grieve in peace without reporters pestering them.
transitive verb
to cause to feel intense sorrow; sadden.It grieves me to tell you this awful news.
grieve词组
grieve over哀悼
grieve forv. 哀悼
grieve区别
mourn, grieve
这组词都有“悲伤，伤心”的意思，其区别是：
mourn正式用词，含义与grieve很相近，但侧重因某种原因而表现于外表的悲伤、哭泣。
grieve通常指因死亡、损失或失败等所造成的内心痛苦。可以是公开表达的，也可以是压抑于内心的。
以上来源于网络
grieve词源中文解释
公元1200年左右，及物动词，意为“使担忧或沮丧； 使愤怒，激怒”； 也指“引起身体疼痛，引起不适”； 公元1300年左右，意为“使悲伤，失望，成为悲伤的原因”； 还指“伤害，骚扰，压迫”，源自古法语 grever “折磨，负担，压迫”，源自拉丁语 gravare “使沉重； 引起悲伤”，源自 gravis “沉重的”（源自 PIE 词根 *gwere- (1) “沉重”）。不及物动词的意思是“感到遗憾，哀悼”，始见于公元1400年左右。相关词汇： Grieved； grieving。
grieve词源英文解释
Middle English greven, from Anglo-French grever, from Latin gravare to burden, from gravis heavy, grave; akin to Greek barys heavy, Sanskrit guru
The first known use of grieve was in the 13th century
grieve儿童词典英英释义
grillenoun
a grating forming a barrier or screen
an opening covered with a grille
grill1 of 2verb
to broil on a grill
to torment as if by broiling
to question with repeated questions
grill2 of 2noun
a grate on which food is broiled
broiled food
a restaurant that serves broiled foods
griffinnoun
an imaginary animal that is half eagle and half lion
grievousadjective
heavy entry 1 sense 2, severe
the grievous cost of war
causing pain, suffering, or sorrow
a grievous wound
serious sense 4, grave
a grievous mistake
grievousadjective
heavy entry 1 sense 2, severe
the grievous cost of war
causing pain, suffering, or sorrow
a grievous wound
serious sense 4, grave
a grievous mistake
grieveverb
to cause grief or suffering to : distress
to feel or express grief
to submit a formal grievance concerning
grieveverb
to cause grief or suffering to : distress
to feel or express grief
to submit a formal grievance concerning
grieveverb
to cause grief or suffering to : distress
to feel or express grief
to submit a formal grievance concerning
grieve医学词典英英释义
grieveverb
to feel or show grief over
grieving the death of her son
grieve 例句
1 Gently the forester replied to this: “At home indeed your mother is, poor lady, still in the women’s hall. Her nights and days are wearied out with grieving.”
2 They didn’t want to grieve then, so they made arrangements fast and tried to forget.
3 “I don’t know what I’ll do if he does begin moaning,” the dashing young fighter pilot with the golden mustache had grieved forlornly.
4 We don't always grieve over the death of another person.
我们通常都不会对某个人的死亡随便就觉得悲伤。
5 He was deeply grieved by the sufferings of the common people...
百姓的困苦使他痛心不已。
6 When the bird found the window and flew away, Shadrack was grieved and actually waited and watched for its return.
7 For you at least I am grieved, feeling for your shame.
8 But I know she was grieving and doesn’t feel that way now.
9 Lilya’s way of grieving seems to have been to throw herself into battle.
10 Seeing this ghost I grieved, but held her off, through pang on pang of tears, till I should know the presence of Teiresias.
11 When she died it was in the same way, without a struggle, so that although we grieved for her our hearts were not tom by her suffering.
12 “Well then Van Aakster must be allowed to grieve in his own way. I have another client scheduled in a half hour, Kaz. What business?”
13 In Zaire during the 1976 outbreak, grieving relatives kissed and embraced the dead or prepared the body for burial, and then, three to fourteen days later, they broke with Ebola.
14 She wouldn’t have recognized him as Jamie—tonight he was the picture of rosy health, nothing like the gray-faced, grieving invalid she’d last seen slumping bandaged and unresponsive in a Bath chair.
15 I was never, ever ready to grieve, though.
16 One can speculate that grieving parents were unable to let go of their children’s bodies in a society that viewed the spirit as adhering to the flesh.
17 After ten years, she still grieves for her dead child.
她的孩子已经死了十年了, 她仍在悲伤.
18 I don’t want to look at him, to measure how much, or how little, he grieves for her.
19 “I am grieved indeed,” cried Darcy; “grieved—shocked. But is it certain—absolutely certain?”
20 Some Australian women have to fall silent when they’re grieving— it’s required—and they speak for the rest of their lives only with their hands.
grieve 同义词
1 悲哀
sorry sad miserable touching dismal sorrowful mournful rueful lugubrious sepulchral woebegone lachrymose tear sorrow misery dole distress sadden deject
2 悲痛
sore bitter tragic aching grievous regretful heartsick dolorous heartrending heavy-hearted mournfully sorrily pain distress grief wrench sorrow woe bitterness pang bleed con dolore painful sorrowful woeful mournful bad dole smart bane mourn grieving anguish heartache sadness lamentation doloroso unfortunate bleeding distressing grief-stricken lugubrious heavy pathos dolor stang earn condole aggrieve
3 感到悲伤
4 苦恼
haunted heartsick pressure trouble regret torture affliction gall nettle heartache laceration peeve travail gnawing gnaw tear bug persecute gripe harry
6 伤害
injury abuse hurt harm offense grief insult prejudice buffet bruise mischief laceration contusion scathe trample wound endamage touch mess disable injure stab maul affront lacerate lift hand against
11 悲叹
sorrowful moanful distress sorrow bale lament moan dole rue lamentation plaint sigh weep wail bemoan bewail mourn
13 伤心
distressed woeful smart sorrow soreness bleed go to heart go to the heart broken heart lament heartache hurt sad grieving lovesick heartbreak sadden be cut up grief tear at your heart tear your heart out cut up sorry broken sorrowful lachrymose sadness agony sore wrench break cut lacerate
14 忧伤
down careful melancholy devour heart out broken-hearted grief-stricken elegiac lugubrious dolorous disconsolate elegiacal moanful grief sorrow sadness affliction dolour wae
15 损害
damnous cost damage wrong despite injury hurt wound ruin suffering prejudice affection lesion casualty nuisance mischief detriment ravage disservice spoliation inroad damnum scathe damnification derogate blot corrode cloud harm compromise spoil shatter dent jeopardy jeopardize jeopard shend damnify make a dent in
16 监工
19 悲伤
sighful threnetical threnodial sad heartbroken tearful sorrowful plaintive teary rueful grieved triste heartsore comfortlessly sighfully grief sadness comfortlessness sorrow mourn lament sadden take no thought for lament over sore unfortunate woeful melancholic mournful downcast funereal drear tribulation mourning desolation cut hurt take it hard blue sorry grieving mirthless doleful lugubrious heartsick woebegone lachrymose sadly distress woe unhappy heavily sickness blues lamentation affect pine get down cut up grief-stricken lamenting heavy-hearted afflictive heartbreak tristesse plain greet overcloud vex aggrieve dreary grievous woful tristful wailful dumpish moanful tear heartache rue bewail fracture
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