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grief [Am ɡrif, Brit ɡriːf] N U

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1. grief (sorrow):

grief

grief

profunda pena f

to come to grief plans:

irse al traste inf

to come to grief vehicle:

sufrir un accidente

the rider came to grief in the first round

el jinete se vio en problemas en la primera vuelta

he'll come to grief one day

va a acabar mal

2. grief in interj phrases:

good grief!

good grief!

grief-stricken [Am ˈɡrif ˈˌstrɪkən, Brit ˈɡriːfstrɪk(ə)n] ADJ liter

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palliate grief/boredom

palliate grief/boredom

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acuitado (acuitada)

grief

grief

congoja (pena)

grief

desconsuelo

grief

desolación

grief

transido de pena

transido de pena

racked with grief

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grief [gri:f] N no pl

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to come to grief (fail)

to come to grief (have an accident)

sufrir un percance

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outpouring of grief

lamento m de dolor

to be transported with joy/grief

estar lleno de alegría/pena

overwhelming grief

dolor inconsolable

to be prostrate with grief

estar abatido por el dolor

fade away sound, love, grief

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desconsolado (-a) (triste)

tribulación (pena)

grief

aflicción por algo/alguien

grief for sth/sb

grief

overwhelming grief

dolor inconsolable

to be transported with joy/grief

estar lleno de alegría/pena

to cause grief inf

to cause sb grief

causar aflicción a alguien

to give sb (a lot of) grief

hacer sentir (muy) mal a alguien

to come to grief (fail)

to come to grief (have an accident)

sufrir un percance

to die of grief

to be prostrate with grief

estar abatido por el dolor

outpouring of grief

lamento m de dolor

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The opposite is true for grief, with small grief triggering no sympathy in the impartial spectator, but large grief with much sympathy. en.wikipedia.org

They both also tend to give each other grief about them. en.wikipedia.org

As the singer walks through a forest, the father is shown resorting to drinking in grief. en.wikipedia.org

This created an effect of mass grief and mourning for her around the world mostly from people who had previously known nothing about her. en.wikipedia.org

The king is able to overcome his grief and soup and rats are allowed back in the kingdom. en.wikipedia.org

The grief, in all events, however, can always be of the most profound sort to the widow and the widower. en.wikipedia.org

The novel addresses themes of identity, grief, love, relationship, and secret. en.wikipedia.org

Our own reactions are questioned, because, after all, what is it in us that makes us seek out the stories of another's grief? en.wikipedia.org

Despite this, sibling grief is often the most disenfranchised or overlooked of the four main forms of grief, especially with regard to adult siblings. en.wikipedia.org

Downs added that as the hours passed, the country's grief would turn into a more historic kind of grief. en.wikipedia.org

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