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cry如何读

英：[kraɪ]

美：[kraɪ]

cry英汉释义

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. 哭 shed (tears)
vt. & vi. 喊,叫 call out
vt. 叫卖; 大声报道; 哭着说 make known publicly by shouting

n.(名词)

[C]哭,哭声 weeping; a sound of weeping
[C]叫喊,叫声 loud sound
[C]要求; 呼吁 an urgent appeal

cry是什么意思

v. (动词)

叫，喊，（大声）叫喊，呼喊，喊叫，呼喊，大声叫唤，大声地说
哭泣，号哭，哭出，哭，痛哭，流泪，哭着说
（鸟或动物）啼，鸣，嗥，吠，啼叫，嗥叫
呼报，呼告，高声传报，大声报告，公开宣告，当众宣布
叫卖，叫买
乞求，恳求
抱怨
喊着要，哭喊着要，吵着要求（for）
迫切需要（for）
叫（修理）

n. (名词)

叫声，叫喊，呐喊，大叫
口号
哭，哭声，号哭，哭诉
呼吁，呼声
叫卖声
吠声
喝彩
大声宣扬
哀求
谣传
舆论
运动
风尚

cry变形

复数:cries

第三人称单数:cries

现在分词:crying

过去式:cried

过去分词:cried

cry词根

词根：cry

adj.

crying 叫喊的，嚎哭的；显著的

crying 哭泣；喊叫；乞求（cry的ing形式）

cry英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to utter loudly : shout

He cried "Wait!" but it was too late.

archaic beg, beseech

to proclaim publicly : advertise

cry their wares

intransitive verb

to call loudly : shout

She cried out for help.

to shed tears often noisily : weep, sob

The child began to cry after she dropped her ice-cream cone.

to utter a characteristic sound or call

heard the seagulls crying

to require or suggest strongly a remedy or disposition (see disposition sense 2b)

… there are a hundred things which cry out for planning …—Roger Burlingame

noun

an instance of crying: such as

an inarticulate utterance of distress, rage, or pain

obsolete outcry, clamor

obsolete proclamation

cries plural, Scotland banns

entreaty, appeal

a cry for help

a loud shout

watchword, slogan

common report

a general opinion

the public voice raised in protest or approval

a fit of weeping

the characteristic sound or call of an animal

a pack of hounds

pursuit—used in the phrase in full cry

hounds in full cry

cry词组

cry for迫切需要；恳求；吵着要

a far cry from与…有很大差别；完全不同；很长的距离或时间

cry outv. 大声呼喊；大声抱怨

cry on恳求；祈求

far cry长距离；不同的事物，差别悬殊

cry over为...而哭

cry for help大声求援

have a good cry[口语]痛痛快快哭一场

in full cry全力追击；吠叫着追猎

battle cry呐喊；战斗口号；标语（体育竞赛中）

cry over spilt milk作无益的后悔

cry on my shoulder靠着我的肩膀哭泣（歌词）

cry for the moon要天上的月亮；想做做不到的事；想要得不到的东西

cry out for迫切需要

cry over spilled milk为打翻的牛奶流泪（为过去的失败而懊丧）

hue and cry大声抗议；叫嚣声；追捕犯人时的叫喊声

rallying cryn. 战斗口号

cry upv. 夸奖；推崇

cry out against大声反对

cry区别

weep, cry, sob

weep哭泣，书面语，常指小声或无声地哭泣，有时可与cry通用。如：She wept at the sad news.(听到这不幸的消息，她哭了。)

cry哭，普通用语，常指出声地哭。如：The little girl cried herself to sleep.(小女孩哭着睡着了。)

sob抽泣，呜咽：She sobbed herself to sleep.(她啜泣着入睡了。)

以上来源于网络

call, scream, yell, roar, shriek, exclaim, shout, cry

这组词都有“喊”的意思，其区别是：

call指大声说话或喊叫，以引起某人的注意。

scream指因恐具、快乐或痛苦而发出的尖叫声。

yell多指求援、鼓励时的呼叫。也可指因外界因素刺激而发出尖厉声音。

roar指发出大而深沉的声音、吼叫或咆哮。

shriek指因惊恐、痛苦等或其它感情而发出比scream更为尖锐、刺耳的叫声。

exclaim多指因高兴、愤怒、痛苦、惊讶等突发感情而高声喊叫。

shout指有意识地高声喊叫，常用于提出警告、发命令或唤起注意等。

cry一般指因恐惧、痛苦、惊奇等而喊叫。

以上来源于网络

cry词源中文解释

公元13世纪中叶，“大声喊出（某事）”（及物动词）；公元1300年左右，“乞求，恳求；大声而激烈地说话；通过呼喊广告”，源自古法语 crier，来自通俗拉丁语 *critare，源自拉丁语 quiritare “哀号，尖叫”（意为意大利语 gridare，旧西班牙语 cridar，西班牙语和葡萄牙语 gritar），其起源不确定。

也许它是 quirritare “像猪一样尖叫”的变体，源自 *quis，模仿尖叫声。古老的民间词源解释它为“呼唤 Quirites 的帮助”，即罗马警察。

公元13世纪，这个词义扩展到了“流泪”的意思，这个意思在以前的 weep 中曾经存在，但在16世纪大部分被取代，通过“发出大声、激烈、不清楚的声音”的概念。到了1704年， cry (one's) eyes out “过度哭泣”。

大多数语言与英语一样，使用通用词汇表示“大声呼喊、喊叫、哀号”，也表示“哭泣、流泪以表达痛苦或悲伤”。然而，罗曼语和斯拉夫语使用的词汇表示“拍打（胸部）”，比较法语 pleurer，西班牙语 llorar，两者都源自拉丁语 plorare “大声哭喊”，但最初可能是 plodere “拍打，拍手”。还有意大利语 piangere（与法语 plaindre “哀悼，怜悯”同源），源自拉丁语 plangere，最初意为“拍打”，但尤其指胸部，作为悲伤的象征。相关词汇： Cried； crying。

cry_医学行业词汇

喊声：突然响亮的不自主的声带发声

喊叫：发生喊声

哭泣

cry词源英文解释

Verb Middle English crien, from Anglo-French crier, from Latin quiritare to make a public outcry, perhaps from Quirit-, Quiris, Roman citizen Noun Middle English, borrowed from Anglo-French cri, derivative of crier "to cry >entry 1"

The first known use of cry was in the 13th century

cry儿童词典英英释义

cutting1 of 2noun

something cut or cut off or outespecially: a section of a plant capable of developing into a new individual

cutting2 of 2adjective

designed for cutting : sharp

a cutting blade

marked by piercing cold

a cutting wind

likely to hurt the feelings of others

cutting remarks

cutting1 of 2noun

something cut or cut off or outespecially: a section of a plant capable of developing into a new individual

cutting2 of 2adjective

designed for cutting : sharp

a cutting blade

marked by piercing cold

a cutting wind

likely to hurt the feelings of others

cutting remarks

cut1 of 2verb

to penetrate or divide with or as if with an edged tool (as a knife) cutting and pasting colored paper cut the pie

cut my finger

to function as an edged tool this old knife won't cut anymore

be careful—that glass will cut

to be able to be cut

cheese cuts easily

to harm (oneself) by making cuts or scratches on one's body

to experience the growth of through the gum

the baby is cutting teeth

to hurt the feelings of

the remark cut me

trim entry 1 sense 3a

cut your hair

mow entry 2 sense 1

cut the grass

dissolve sense 2

a detergent cuts grease

to make smaller

cut costs

to remove with or as if with a knife cut two players from the team

cut a piece of ham

to remove (something) from a computer document in such a way that it can be moved to another part of the document or to another document

to go straight rather than around

cut across the backyard

intersect sense 1, cross

lines cutting other lines

to make a quick change of direction the camera cuts to the crowd in the street

go out 10 steps, then cut right and I'll throw you a pass

to divide a deck of cards

to cause to stop cut the engine

cut the nonsense

snub entry 1 sense 2

cut a former friend

to fail to attend

cut a class

to make or shape with or as if with an edged tool cut a diamond

farmers cut clearings out of the wilderness

to record sounds on

cut a record

to give the appearance of

cuts a fine figure

to advance by skipping or going around another

cut to the front of the line

cut2 of 2noun

something cut or cut off

a cut of beef

share entry 1 sense 1

your cut of the winnings

a product of cutting

a wound made by something sharp

a passage made by cutting

a railroad cut

a grade or step especially in a social scale

a cut above the ordinary

a pictorial illustration

an act or instance of cutting

something done or said that hurts the feelings

an unkind cut

an act of removing a part

a cut in pay

an act or turn of cutting cards

it's your cut

a voluntary absence from a class

a swing by a batter at the ball

took a good cut

a sudden switch from one sound or image to another in movies, radio, or television

an edited version of a film

the shape and style in which a thing is cut, formed, or made

clothes of the latest cut

the act of reducing the size of a group (as of competitors) by removing the less skillful

played well and made the cut

a recorded song

cut1 of 2verb

to penetrate or divide with or as if with an edged tool (as a knife) cutting and pasting colored paper cut the pie

cut my finger

to function as an edged tool this old knife won't cut anymore

be careful—that glass will cut

to be able to be cut

cheese cuts easily

to harm (oneself) by making cuts or scratches on one's body

to experience the growth of through the gum

the baby is cutting teeth

to hurt the feelings of

the remark cut me

trim entry 1 sense 3a

cut your hair

mow entry 2 sense 1

cut the grass

dissolve sense 2

a detergent cuts grease

to make smaller

cut costs

to remove with or as if with a knife cut two players from the team

cut a piece of ham

to remove (something) from a computer document in such a way that it can be moved to another part of the document or to another document

to go straight rather than around

cut across the backyard

intersect sense 1, cross

lines cutting other lines

to make a quick change of direction the camera cuts to the crowd in the street

go out 10 steps, then cut right and I'll throw you a pass

to divide a deck of cards

to cause to stop cut the engine

cut the nonsense

snub entry 1 sense 2

cut a former friend

to fail to attend

cut a class

to make or shape with or as if with an edged tool cut a diamond

farmers cut clearings out of the wilderness

to record sounds on

cut a record

to give the appearance of

cuts a fine figure

to advance by skipping or going around another

cut to the front of the line

cut2 of 2noun

something cut or cut off

a cut of beef

share entry 1 sense 1

your cut of the winnings

a product of cutting

a wound made by something sharp

a passage made by cutting

a railroad cut

a grade or step especially in a social scale

a cut above the ordinary

a pictorial illustration

an act or instance of cutting

something done or said that hurts the feelings

an unkind cut

an act of removing a part

a cut in pay

an act or turn of cutting cards

it's your cut

a voluntary absence from a class

a swing by a batter at the ball

took a good cut

a sudden switch from one sound or image to another in movies, radio, or television

an edited version of a film

the shape and style in which a thing is cut, formed, or made

clothes of the latest cut

the act of reducing the size of a group (as of competitors) by removing the less skillful

played well and made the cut

a recorded song

custom1 of 2noun

the usual way of doing things : the usual practice of a person or group

plural duties or taxes paid on imports or exports

support given a business by its customers

custom2 of 2adjective

made or done to order

custom clothes

specializing in custom work

a custom tailor

current1 of 2adjective

now passing

the current month

occurring in or belonging to the present time

current events

generally accepted, used, or practiced

current customs

current2 of 2noun

the part of a fluid body moving continuously in a certain direction

the swiftest part of a stream

general course or movement : trend

a stream of electric chargealso: the rate of such movement

curiousadjective

eager to learn

a cat curious about its new surroundings

inquisitive sense 2

attracting attention by being strange or unusual : odd that's curious—they were here yesterday

a curious old coin

cure1 of 2noun

recovery or relief from a disease

something that cures a disease : remedy

a method or period of medical treatment

something that corrects or heals a bad situation

a cure for unemployment

cure2 of 2verb

to make or become healthy or sound again

to bring about recovery from

remedy entry 2

to prepare by a chemical or physical process for use or storage

cure bacon

to go through a curing process

hay curing in the sun

cry1 of 2verb

to call loudly : shout

to shed tears often noisily : weep, bawl

to utter a special sound or call

to make known to the public

to suggest strongly a need

the situation cries out for action

cry2 of 2noun

a loud call or shout (as of pain, fear, or joy)

appeal entry 1 sense 2, plea

hear my cry

a fit of weeping

had a good cry

the special sound of an animal (as a bird)

slogan sense 2

a pack of hounds

pursuit—used in the phrase in full cry

hounds in full cry

a peak of activity or excitement—used in the phrase in full cry

a campaign in full cry

cry 例句

1 I think of the way Cardan pulled her aside and made her cry.

2 Mostly because this escapade cried out for a cutting edge to go with its larklike quality.

3 Uncle Pa says that’s a disgraceful thing to do and Dad cries on his shoulder.

4 “Well, when I finally came out to her, she cried and went on this whole soliloquy about ‘What am I gonna do if my baby ends up in hell?’

5 I remembered even Daddy had cried like a little kid the last time he was over here.

6 SCORPIUS: Sounds like he’s found a shoulder to cry on.

7 I felt like crying into his shirt, breaking down, sobbing for a good hour.

8 Baba sets up an IV with painkillers, but even so, I cry out and grip Dayah when he cleans and bandages my feet.

9 “Yes, indeed,” cried Slughorn a little thickly, “Parry Otter, the Chosen Boy Who — well — something of that sort,” he mumbled, and drained his mug too.

10 Why does she have to cry all the timel She must have slept, though she never remembered closing her eyes.

11 With a cry of delight, he found the puppy.

他找到了小狗,高兴得叫喊起来.

12 It was okay to cry in the privacy of my own bedroom, but I would never let him see me crumble.

13 Her ears were still ringing with the sounds of his cries.

14 There was a bewilderment, an anger in their cries that cut the night into shards.

15 A woman’s leg has been broken, and she’s crying in pain.

16 Both of them cried for mercy, but the priest, clasping Odysseus’ knees in his agony of supplication, met with none.

17 There’s not even a spare room to cry in.

18 He made a call like an eagle’s cry, in the back of his throat.

19 She sees Trade, crying and staring at her with hate in her eyes.

20 The morning was quiet except for the noise of the little birds flying from bush to bush and the cries of the gulls who did not like these strangers.