grief如何读

英:[ɡriːf]

美:[ɡriːf]

grief英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U]悲伤,悲痛 great sadness
  2. [C]悲伤的事,悲痛的缘由 event causing such feelings

grief是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 悲伤,悲痛,忧伤,哀愁
  2. 不幸,灾难
  3. 痛苦,难过,伤心
  4. 伤心事
  5. 悲痛的缘由
  6. 失败
  7. 困难,麻烦
  8. 担心,忧虑
  9. 格里夫是奥地利制造的装甲车

grief词根

词根:grief

vi.

grieve 悲痛,哀悼

vt.

grieve 使悲伤,使苦恼

grief英英释义

noun

deep and poignant distress caused by or as if by bereavement

his grief over his son's death

a cause of such suffering

life's joys and griefs

trouble, annoyance

enough grief for one day

annoying or playful criticism

getting grief from his friends

an unfortunate outcome : disaster—used chiefly in the phrase come to grief

mishap, misadventure

obsolete grievance sense 2

grief词组

come to grief遭难,失败

good grief哎呀!天哪!(表示诧异, 吃惊, 恐惧的感叹语)

grief区别

 sorrow, agony, grief, anguish, torment, distress, misery, torture

这组词都有“苦恼、痛苦”的意思,其区别是:

sorrow语气比grief弱,指因不幸、损失或失望等所产生的悲伤。

agony侧重指精神或身体痛苦的剧烈程度。

grief指由某种特殊处境或原因造成的强烈的感情上的苦恼与悲痛。

anguish指精神方面令人难以忍受的极度痛苦;用于身体时,多指局部或暂时的痛苦。

torment强调烦恼或痛苦的长期性。

distress多指因思想上的压力紧张、恐惧、忧虑等所引起的精神上的痛苦,也可指某种灾难带来的痛苦。

misery着重痛苦的可悲状态,多含不幸、可怜或悲哀的意味。

torture语气比toment强,指在精神或肉体上受到的折磨所产生的痛苦。

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grief词源中文解释

13世纪初,“困难,痛苦,身体疾病”,源自13世纪的古法语 grief “错误,委屈,不公正,不幸”,来自 grever “折磨,负担,压迫”,源自拉丁语 gravare “使沉重; 引起悲痛”,来自 gravis “沉重的”(来自 PIE 词根 *gwere- (1) “沉重的”)。指“精神上的痛苦,悲伤”始于公元1300年左右。Good grief 作为惊讶、沮丧等的感叹词,始于1912年。

grief_医学行业词汇

悲伤:对外部的和意识到的损失的正常情绪反应。具自制性,经一定时间逐渐消失。另见mourning

grief词源英文解释

Middle English gref, from Anglo-French gref, grief injustice, calamity, from gref, adjective heavy, grievous, from Vulgar Latin *grevis, alteration of Latin gravis — see grieve

The first known use of grief was in the 15th century

grief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

grievancenoun

a cause of distress giving reason for complaint

the formal expression of a grievance : complaint

griefnoun

deep sorrow : sadness

a cause of sorrow

things that cause problems

enough grief for one day

an unfortunate happening

the boat came to grief on the rocks

grief医学词典英英释义

griefnoun

deep and poignant emotional distress caused by or as if by bereavementalso: a cause of such suffering

Although, there is no consensus on the defining features that would distinguish normal and pathological grief, it is generally accepted that grief becomes pathological when the reactions are excessive, prolonged, or unresolved.—Jaye Wald and Rosemarie Alvaro, The Journal of Rehabilitation

grief 例句

1 Again I feel guilt and grief clawing inside me, warring with each other for dominance, but terror is stronger than both.

2 Not when I met Tom, who saved me from grief after Dad died.

3 He gave himself up to them now for the first time on the island; great, shuddering spasms of grief that seemed to wrench his whole body.

4 She was strengthened, emboldened, by the madness of grief and she fought off everyone who tried to hold her.

5 The mother, numb with grief, has trouble speaking.

那位母亲,由于悲伤而木然,说不出话来。

6 “I am impatient to be gone from here. Spiral Castle has brought me only grief; I have no wish to see it again.”

7 Never mind that we’re all people of color, that most of us live in single-parent homes, that we catch the same amount of grief from the white world.

8 This mix of letters and pictographs caused some grief for earlier interpreters.

9 She was overcome with grief when her husband died.

丈夫去世时她悲痛欲绝。

10 "You are the gentle sex," said Lord Karstark, with the lines of grief fresh on his face.

11 Billy could not imagine how the curtain was supported in nothingness, and he supposed that the magic curtain and the theatrical grief were part of some religious ceremony he knew nothing about.

12 The king nodded, his head hanging with great grief.

13 So Wilson was reduced to a man "deranged by grief" in order that the case might remain in its simplest form.

14 Australia , plunged into grief despite its carping, talked of holding a state funeral for him.

陷入悲痛的澳大利亚人议论纷纷, 谈论着要为他进行国葬.

15 She was out of her mind with grief.

她悲痛得精神失常了。

16 Our voices rose together as one, proclaiming faith, joining in grief.

17 The crowd had almost dispersed now, the stragglers giving the monumental figure of Grawp a wide berth as he cuddled Hagrid, whose howls of grief were still echoing across the water.

18 In a strange way she seemed ennobled by her grief.

奇怪的是,忧伤使她显得更加高贵。

19 She was overcome with grief.

20 The tears hit again in the purest form of grief and protest.

grief 同义词

1 悲哀

sad woe

10 悲伤的原因

sorrow

14 伤心事

sore sorrow a sore point

grief 短语相关

come to grief good grief grief-stricken

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