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1 weep
I [wiːp] II 1. [wiːp] 2.1)to weep with — piangere di [relief, joy]
* * *[wi:p]past tense, past participle - wept; verb(to shed tears: She wept when she heard the terrible news; They wept tears of happiness.) piangere* * *[wiːp] wept vb: pt, pp1. vt(tears) versare, piangere2. vi3. n* * *weep /wi:p/n.(usato al sing.) (lett.) pianto; sfogo di pianto● to have a good weep, piangere a calde lacrime; farsi un bel pianto □ to have a little weep, versare qualche lacrimuccia.(to) weep /wi:p/(pass. e p. p. wept)A v. i.1 piangere; lacrimare: to weep for joy [with pain], piangere di gioia [per il dolore]; to weep for a dead son, piangere un figlio morto; to weep over one's sad fate, piangere sul proprio triste destino2 colare; trasudare; stillare: Cold pipes weep in hot weather, le tubazioni fredde trasudano quando fa caldoB v. t.2 trasudare; stillare● to weep away, continuare a piangere; passare ( il tempo, ecc.) a piangere □ to weep oneself out, piangere a più non posso; piangere come una vite tagliata □ to weep oneself to sleep, piangere fino ad addormentarsi □ That's nothing to weep over, non è cosa da piangerci su; c'è poco da piangere.* * *I [wiːp] II 1. [wiːp] 2.1)to weep with — piangere di [relief, joy]
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2 bitterly
['bɪtəlɪ]avverbio [regret, weep] amaramente; [fight, contest] accanitamente, ferocemente; [ criticized] aspramente* * *adverb bitterly disappointed; bitterly cold.) amaramente* * *bitterly /ˈbɪtəlɪ/avv.1 amaramente; duramente: bitterly disappointed, amaramente deluso; to regret st. bitterly, rimpiangere amaramente qc.2 intensamente; fortemente; aspramente; ferocemente: to hate st. bitterly, odiare qc. ferocemente; to be bitterly critical of sb., criticare aspramente q.; bitterly opposed to st., fortemente contrario a qc.3 con risentimento; con astio; con rabbia* * *['bɪtəlɪ]avverbio [regret, weep] amaramente; [fight, contest] accanitamente, ferocemente; [ criticized] aspramente -
3 bitterly bit·ter·ly adv
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