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Meanings of crying in English
Usage of crying in English
1
She thought she heard another sound too: muffled voices crying for help.
2
Ms Webber said about a week after leaving, Karlie called her crying.
3
Sean had to watch what he said in case he started crying.
4
My second crying fit came three or four days after the funeral.
5
There was a great, long moment of hugging, laughing, crying, and beeping.
6
Ms Rankin said she has been crying since she got the news.
7
Then she won't use up strength she needs for growing with crying.
8
The author and the publisher are interested in crying up the book.
9
You know how people do that when they're crying? I ask Eric.
10
Don't let him see the baby or perhaps... perhaps he'll start crying.
11
But these problems are crying out for attention, whatever happens on Brexit.
12
One told the meeting: I have seen people crying at boarding gates.
13
The poor fellow was in a pitiable state; he was crying bitterly.
14
Meanwhile, industry is crying out for more computer science and technology graduates.
15
Can't stop crying and mourning for our beautiful land, said one reader.
16
He thinks crying for the moon the foolishest thing in the world.
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Crying through the time
Crying across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
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