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1 уболівати
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2 горювати
2) ( бідувати) to be in distress, to be in need, to live in great poverty -
3 погорювати
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4 протужити
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5 потужити
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6 посумувати
to grieve, to sorrow a little ( for some time); to be sad for some time; to be melancholy for some time; (за кимсь, за чимсь) to long ( to yearn) a little ( for) -
7 жаль
ч1) ім. sorrow, grief, distress, regret (of); поет. woe, bitterness2) пр. it's a pityжаль мені його — I'm sorry for him, I pity him
для вас мені нічого не жаль — І regret nothing for you, I don't grudge you anything
3)жалю завдавати — to give sorrow, to grieve
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8 боліти
1) ( відчувати біль) to ache; to have ( to feel) a pain, to hurt, to smartболіти серцем, душею — to be anxious ( about); to grieve (about, for, over)
2) див. уболівати -
9 пересумувати
to grieve (to be sad, to feel melancholy) for some time -
10 пожалкувати
(за кимсь, чимсь) to be sorry ( that), to regret ( that), to grieve; ( про витрачені гроші) to grudge -
11 пожуритися
to grieve, to be sad ( for some time) -
12 сумувати
to despond, to lose heart; ( горювати) to grieve (about, over); to be sad ( melancholy); to be cast down, ( журитися) to be disheartened; to mope, to be in the dumps ( blues); to be out of heart; ( за кимсь) to mourn for
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