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1 grieve
1. transitive verbbetrüben; bekümmern2. intransitive verbgrieve over somebody/something — jemandem/einer Sache nachtrauern
* * *[ɡri:v]1) (to cause to feel great sorrow: Your wickedness grieves me deeply.) betrüben2) (to feel sorrow.) sich grämen•- academic.ru/32469/grievous">grievous* * *[gri:v]▪ to \grieve for sb um jdn trauernII. vt▪ to \grieve sb (distress) jdm Kummer bereiten; (make sad) jdn traurig machen [o stimmen], jdn betrüben; (annoy) jdn ärgern [o verdrießen]it \grieve me to see all that money go down the drain es ärgert mich, zu sehen, wie das ganze Geld zum Fenster hinausgeworfen wird* * *[griːv]1. vtKummer bereiten (+dat), betrübenit grieves me to see that... —
I was deeply grieved to hear of his death — die Nachricht von seinem Tod hat mich tief betrübt
2. visich grämen (geh), trauern (at, about über +acc)to grieve for sb/sth — um jdn/etw trauern
to grieve over sb/sth — sich über jdn/etw grämen (geh), über jdn/etw zutiefst bekümmert sein
* * *grieve [ɡriːv]it grieves me to see that … ich sehe zu meinem oder mit Kummer, dass …at, about, over über akk, wegen):grieve for trauern um* * *1. transitive verbbetrüben; bekümmern2. intransitive verbgrieve over somebody/something — jemandem/einer Sache nachtrauern
* * *(over) v.sich grämen (über) v. v.bekümmern v.kränken v.weh tun ausdr.
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