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2 Trauer
f; -, kein Pl.1. sorrow, (deep) sadness, grief (um, wegen over, at); um einen Toten: grief (over, for), mourning (for), (das Trauern) auch grieving (over, for); (Trauerzeit) mourning (period); in stiller Trauer in silent grief ( oder suffering); in tiefer Trauer in deep mourning; tiefe Trauer empfinden feel deep sadness ( über + Akk at), grieve deeply (over), be deeply grieved förm. (at)2. (Trauerkleidung) mourning clothes Pl.; Trauer tragen oder in Trauer sein wear ( oder be dressed in) mourning; eine Dame in Trauer a lady in mourning* * *die Trauermourning* * *Trau|er ['trauɐ]f -, no pl(= das Trauern, Trauerzeit, Trauerkleidung) mourning; (= Schmerz, Leid) sorrow, griefTráúer haben/tragen — to be in mourning
in tiefer Tráúer... — (much loved and) sadly missed by...
* * *die1) dolefulness2) (grief shown eg because of someone's death.) mourning* * *Trau·er<->[ˈtrauɐ]▶ \Trauer tragen to be in mourning* * *die; Trauer1) grief (über + Akk. over); (um einen Toten) mourning (um + Akk. for)Trauer haben, in Trauer sein — be in mourning
2) (Trauerkleidung) mourning* * *1. sorrow, (deep) sadness, grief (um, wegen over, at); um einen Toten: grief (over, for), mourning (for), (das Trauern) auch grieving (over, for); (Trauerzeit) mourning (period);in stiller Trauer in silent grief ( oder suffering);in tiefer Trauer in deep mourning;tiefe Trauer empfinden feel deep sadness (in Trauer sein wear ( oder be dressed in) mourning;eine Dame in Trauer a lady in mourning* * *die; Trauer1) grief (über + Akk. over); (um einen Toten) mourning (um + Akk. for)Trauer haben, in Trauer sein — be in mourning
2) (Trauerkleidung) mourning* * *f.teariness n. -
3 Trauerarbeit
f PSYCH. grief work* * *Trau|er|ar|beitf no pl (PSYCH)grieving* * *Trau·er·ar·beitf mourning, grieving* * * -
4 kränkend
grievous* * *adj.grieving adj.grievous adj.mortifying adj. adv.grievously adv. -
5 bekümmernd
adj.grieving adj. -
6 Trauerarbeit
Trau·er·ar·beit fmourning, grieving -
7 kränkend
1. aggrieving2. grieving3. grievous4. grievously5. mortifying -
8 Trauerarbeit
f1. grieving2. mourning
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