Translations for „cried“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . cry <-ie-> [kraɪ] VB intr

1. cry (weep):

cry

chorar

to cry for joy

chorar de alegria

2. cry (shout):

cry

gritar

cry animal

uivar

to cry for help

gritar por socorro

II . cry <-ie-> [kraɪ] VB trans

cry

gritar

III . cry [kraɪ] N

1. cry no pl (weeping):

cry

choro m

to have a cry

chorar

to cry one's eyes [or heart] out

chorar até não poder mais

2. cry (shout):

cry

grito m

3. cry ZOOL:

cry

uivo m

battle cry N

battle cry

grito m de guerra

cry-baby N

cry-baby

chorão(-ona) m (f)

war cry N

war cry

grito m de guerra

Usage examples with cried

he cried and cried

chorava sem parar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

One sister would be placed in iced water, while doctors monitored the other's body temperature, or else one would be poked with needles to see if the other cried.

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His constant jabbering with officials doesn't help his cause, though, and he's turned into the-boy-who-cried-wolf sort of figure.

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Whoosh, gurgle, goggle, she cried, coughing and choking.

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I'm not saying that all the people that have cried on these programmes are crying crocodile tears.

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The wine was destined for a monastery and the church cried sacrilege.

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The customer fell to his knees and cried sugarless tears of bottomless grief.

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My father was so proud that he almost cried as he spoke.

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There he landed in the graveyard of cloud-mushrooms and cried blood once last time before perishing in a shower of rubble and cloud-mushrooms.

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My grandmother, who worked very hard for many years came to our house one day and cried a lot because they had cut off her retirement pay.

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The poor woman, distraught by her guilty conscience, cried so hard that her tears flowed out of the large cave.

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