Cry meaning in English
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Definition
to cry: to produce tears, water from the eyes (especially when sad)
a cry: a shout, a yell, a scream
a cry for help a way of attracting attention to get help
Examples
- "Announcer : General Oléré heard the cry of his countrymen and women."
- "Susie : Oh come on now, Samantha, look, she's crying again."
- "But, before she could leave the building, she heard a feminine cry for help..."
- "Space Base Alpha : Cry as loud as you like."
- "You've only been alive for a matter of months, but I've already had reports of public indecency, aggressive lullaby singing, diaper throwing, tummy aches, temper tantrums, loud crying and some very serious accusations of milk abuse."
- "No crying!"
- "I'm going to start crying, too EXCLAMATION POINT."
- "You mean cry?"
- "Look at me... crying like a little Brian Jones!"
- "Baby going to cry if he doesn't have his milk."
- "Horatio : Are you going to cry again, Brian?"
- "Bruno : Brian, why are you crying?"
- "Philip : Please stop crying PERIOD."
- "It's so beautiful, I could cry."
- "Harold : I promised myself I wouldn't cry."
- "I don't cry."
- "I couldn't go into work the next day because I was crying so much."
- "That's great, but I'm not crying."
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