🔍 牛津詞典
🔍 朗文詞典 🎯
🔍 劍橋詞典
🔍 柯林斯詞典
🔍 麥美倫詞典
🔍 韋氏詞典

檢索以下詞典：
(Mr. Ng 不推薦使用 Google 翻譯！)
最近搜尋：
BNC: 1518 COCA: 1351

cry

Word family 
Related topics: Human
cry1 /kraɪ/ ●●● S2 W2 verb (cried, crying, cries)  
1  produce tears 流泪 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]HBH to produce tears from your eyes, usually because you are unhappy or hurt 哭，哭泣
 Don’t cry, Laura. It’ll be OK.
不要哭，劳拉，没事的。
 Upstairs, a baby began to cry.
楼上有个婴儿开始哭起来。
 Jamie looked like he’d been crying.
杰米看上去好像哭过了。
 I just couldn’t stop crying.
我就是哭个不停。
 That film always makes me cry.
那部影片总是让我落泪。
cry over/about
 I am too old to be crying over some young guy.
我已过了会为一个小伙子伤心哭泣的年纪了。
cry with/in
 She felt like crying with frustration.
她沮丧得直想哭。
cry for
 She could hear him crying for his mother.
她听到他在哭着要妈妈。
cry your eyes/heart out (=be extremely sad and cry a lot) 眼睛都哭红了/哭得伤心欲绝
 Oliver, alone, began to cry bitterly (=cry a lot).
奥利弗独自一人，开始伤心地哭了。
cry yourself to sleep (=cry until you fall asleep) 哭到睡着
2  say loudly 大声说 [transitiveT] writtenSHOUT to shout or say something loudly 喊叫 SYN cry out
 ‘Stop!’ she cried.
“停下！”她喊道。
 It was painful, and made me cry aloud.
这很痛，痛得我大叫起来。
cry to
 ‘Goodbye then!’ he cried to her.
“那么再见了！”他向她喊道。
cry for
 I could hear voices crying for help.
我听到求救的呼喊声。
3  cry over spilt milk REGRET/FEEL SORRYto waste time feeling sorry about an earlier mistake or problem that cannot be changed 作无益的悔恨
 It’s no use crying over spilt milk.
木已成舟，哭也无用。
Examples from the Corpus
cry over spilt milk• It is now too late to cry over spilt milk.• It was disappointing, to say the least, but there's no point crying over spilt milk.• Nora Simpson didn't believe in crying over spilt milk.
4  for crying out loud spokenANNOY used when you feel annoyed or impatient with someone 岂有此理；天哪〔用于感到厌烦或不耐烦时〕
 For crying out loud, stop nagging!
够了，别再嘀咕个没完！
Examples from the Corpus
for crying out loud• It's right in front of you, for crying out loud.• A Ford sedan, the very symbol of middle-class moderation, offers electrically heated outside mirrors, for crying out loud.• Julian Tavarez is a middle reliever, for crying out loud.• The long lie is over Shake yourself for crying out loud.• When I were a lad, we used that sort of grunt in our toasters, for crying out loud.• Forget it, Rory, for crying out loud forget it.
5  cry foul to protest because you think something is wrong or not fair 抱怨，埋怨
 When the ads appeared, it was the Democrats’ turn to cry foul.
广告刊登以后，就轮到民主党抗议了。
Examples from the Corpus
cry foul• Conservationists cried foul when public land was put up for sale by the federal government.
6  animals/birds 动物/鸟类 [intransitiveI]HBLOW SOUND OR VOICE if animals or birds cry, they make a loud sound 〔动物〕大声叫；〔鸟〕鸣叫
 I could hear gulls crying and the soft whisper of the sea.
我听到海鸥在鸣叫，大海在低语。
7. cry wolf LIE/TELL A LIEto ask for help when you do not need it, so that people do not believe you when you really need help 喊狼来了；谎报险情，发假警报
Examples from the Corpus
cry wolf• A weather forecaster who cried wolf led to the cancellation of the club's picnic.• The growers who are crying wolf today about the lack of water will post their annual profits in a few months.• One does not cry wolf with panic buttons.
8. cry into your beer informalSAD/UNHAPPY to feel too much pity for yourself, especially because you think you have been treated unfairly 〔尤因受不公正待遇而〕感到十分委屈
9 cry off phrasal verbphr v British EnglishBrE CHANGE YOUR MINDto say that you cannot do something that you have already promised to do 取消承诺，变卦 → cancel
 Leah and I were going to go to Morocco together, but at the last moment she cried off.
利娅和我原打算一起去摩洛哥，但到最后一刻她变卦了。
10 cry out phrasal verbphr v 
Examples from the Corpus
cry out• Chris fell, crying out in pain.• "Careful!" she cried out. "There's a snake!"
cry in/with• We have learned only that he told the news, and that the people cried out in anguish.• Ruth cried out in despair as his mouth and tongue teased her feminine core.• An explosion of thunder resounded round the silent street and one of the women cried out in fear.• Several of the youngsters cried out in fright and clung to one another.• He remembered the night when Rose had cried out in her sleep - something about a child.• Sabine cried out in horror as the Peugeot swerved crazily, and plunged off the road.• Even the smallest movement made him cry out in pain.• The hot car seats stung the children's bare legs and made them cry out in protest.• There is an earthquake in Leghorn: Flaubert doesn't cry out in sympathy.
cry for• When it comes to day-to-day operations, the increasingly dire situation cries out for hard-nosed decisions and solid business management.• Chun cried out for his dead daughter.• Instead, the open land seemed to cry out for in-creased numbers to develop resources and increase the wealth of all.• Several of them cried out for it.• This is a problem that cries out for political action.• But few others cry out for recognition.• Willie just cries out for ridicule, don't you think?• Small businesses are crying out for workers, and poor foreigners plug a gap.
be crying out for something• The system is crying out for a particular simple change.• Not that any industry was crying out for buffalo products at the time.• The city's in trouble and is crying out for help.• Farms and industry are crying out for labour.• The country is crying out for leadership and all Mr Smith has to offer is a talking-shop for academics and political has-beens.• Neither parents nor politicians are crying out for radical reform of the system.• Employers in all fields of endeavour were crying out for them, offering generous salaries along with an array of enticing perks.• The S is crying out for them.• Small businesses are crying out for workers, and poor foreigners plug a gap.
→ not know whether to laugh or cry at laugh1(3), → cry for the moon at moon1(4), → a shoulder to cry on at shoulder1(5)
n COLLOCATIONS
verbs
start/begin to cry
She suddenly started to cry.
make somebody cry
The end of the book was so sad that it made me cry.
stop crying
Eventually, he stopped crying and told me what happened.
phrases
feel like crying
I feel like crying every time I think about that day.
cry your eyes/heart out (=be extremely sad and cry a lot)
Lucy read the letter and cried her eyes out.
cry like a baby (=cry a lot and without control)
I cried like a baby when I heard the news.
cry yourself to sleep (=cry until you fall asleep)
That night he cried himself to sleep.
adverbs
cry loudly
She fell on her bed, crying loudly.
cry quietly/softly
People sat crying softly among the wreckage.
cry silently
When I looked at Jane, I saw that she was crying silently.
cry bitterly (=because you feel angry or hurt)
I no longer felt brave or strong, and I began to cry bitterly.
cry uncontrollably (=without being able to stop)
They were crying uncontrollably at the sight of his grave.
 THESAURUS
cry to produce tears from your eyes 哭，哭泣
Don’t cry – everything will be all right!
别哭，一切都会好起来的！
Men aren’t supposed to cry.
男人是不能哭的。
cry your eyes out especially spoken to cry a lot and for a long time 眼睛都哭红了
I cried my eyes out when I watched ‘Titanic’.
我在看《泰坦尼克号》的时候眼睛都哭红了。
be in tears to be crying 在哭泣
By the end of his story, we were all in tears.
他的故事讲到结尾时，我们大家都泪流满面。
be close to tears to be almost crying 快要哭了
You could see that she was close to tears.
你可以看出她都快哭了。
weep literary to cry, especially for a long time 〔尤指长时间地〕哭泣
His mother put her head on the table and wept.
他母亲把头靠在桌子上哭泣。
sob to cry, taking sudden loud breaths 啜泣，抽噎
I could hear someone sobbing in the next room.
我听到隔壁房间有人在抽抽搭搭地哭。
wail /weɪl/ to cry very loudly in a high voice 大声号哭
The baby started wailing for its mother.
宝宝开始大声哭着要妈妈。
whimper /ˈwɪmpə $ -ər/ to cry quietly and weakly 轻声抽泣
She began rocking to and fro, whimpering softly.
她开始前后摇着身体，呜呜地轻声抽泣。
hold/fight back the tears to make a big effort not to cry 忍住泪水
She told her story, struggling to hold back the tears.
她强忍着泪水叙述她的遭遇。
your eyes water if your eyes water, they have tears in them, for example because of smoke, wind, or when you are cutting onions 〔因为烟、风,或切洋葱时〕流眼泪
The onions were making my eyes water.
洋葱呛得我眼睛直流泪。
to start crying 开始哭泣
burst into tears to suddenly start crying 〔突然〕哭起来
The man shouted at her and she burst into tears.
那男人对她叫嚷，她哭了起来。
break down to start crying after trying hard not to cry, especially when talking about something very upsetting 忍不住哭出来
He broke down and begged for forgiveness.
他失声痛哭，乞求原谅。
nWhen I saw what had happened to him, I just broke down and cried.
Examples from the Corpus
cry• "Come and see what I've found!" Kurt cried.• The film was so sad, it made me cry.• During one closing argument that summer, Gwinn broke down and cried.• When she opened her eyes and saw that she had again missed the tray, she cried.• "What are we going to do?" she cried.• Kim's eyes were red and she looked as though she'd been crying.• Jenny won't tell me what she's crying about.• I sat alone in my room and cried and cried.• Take on the world and never cry craven, he'd said.• The poor kid's so miserable, he's upstairs crying his eyes out.• Don't cry, I didn't mean to upset you.• "I can't move, " Lesley cried. "I think I've broken my leg."• I could hear the baby crying in the next room.• The seagulls on the cliffs were crying loudly.• At night I'd cry myself to sleep, thinking about you.• In these early weeks of her dying, Sycorax slept, and in her sleep, cried out.• The baby was crying, so I went in to check on him.• Emmie had cried until her eyes were hot and her throat dry and aching.• If we cry when we are sad, the physiological response is tears from the eyes and nose.• She cried with joy when she heard that the children were safe.• The growers who are crying wolf today about the lack of water will post their annual profits in a few months.
makes ... cry• Finding where I lived makes me cry.• It is the onion, memory, that makes me cry.• Plus the way, increasingly, that anything makes me cry.• The shock of cold water makes me cry out with surprise.
cry aloud• He caught Sally-Anne's wrist in his hand with such strength that she cried aloud.• This was very painful, and made me cry aloud.• We were near the top when a man on the left cried aloud.• She heard herself cry aloud, as if she had left her body, expelled by the spasm which shook it.• The situation cries aloud for strong, even dramatic, and also attention-winning, arguments.• She cried aloud in joyous elation, her body still on fire, holding on to the magical moment as long as she could.
Related topics: Animals
cry2 ●●○ W3 noun (plural cries)  
1  sound expressing emotion 表达情感的声音 [countableC]SHOUT a loud sound expressing a strong emotion such as pain, fear, or pleasure 〔因疼痛、害怕或高兴等发出的〕叫喊声
2  shout 喊叫 [countableC]SHOUT a shouted word or phrase 呼喊声
3  tears 眼泪 [singular] especially British EnglishBrECRY a period of time during which tears come out of your eyes, usually because you are unhappy 哭，哭泣
4  cry for help something someone says or does that shows that they are very unhappy and need help 需要帮助的表现
Examples from the Corpus
cry for help• Janie's suicide attempt was obviously a cry for help.• I suppose underneath it was a cry for help.• Meanwhile, another cry for help.• If anyone had been crying for help, the firemen must have responded by now.• Screams and desperate cries for help filled the streets.• A boy passing by homewards from the pictures heard his cries for help.• Without adequate built-in safeguards, there will be other Susan Allens who will pull the trigger before they cry for help.• Opening his mouth to cry for help, he -!
5  phrase 短语 [countableC]UNITE a phrase that is used to unite people in support of a particular action or idea 口号 SYN slogan
6  animal/bird 动物/鸟 [countableC]HBA a sound made by a particular animal 〔某种动物的〕鸣叫，吠，嗥叫 SYN call
→ be a far cry from something at far2(5), → in full cry at full1(22), → hue and cry
n COLLOCATIONS
phrases
a cry of pain/despair/delight etc
A rock was loose and he fell with a sharp cry of surprise.
a cry escapes somebody/sb’s lips
A cry escaped her lips as he tightened his grip on her wrist.
verbs
give a cry
The woman looked up and gave a cry of fear.
let out/utter a cry
Seeing the fields and mountains, she let out a cry of delight.
adjectives
a small/little cry
The child gave a small cry and burst into tears.
a loud cry
a loud cry of pain
a great cry literary (=a loud cry)
With a great cry they charged into battle.
a sharp cry (=loud, short, and sudden)
He gave a sharp cry of pain.
a low cry (=not loud or high)
I heard a long, low cry of despair.
a strangled/stifled cry (=that stops before it is finished)
The girl gave a stifled cry of disappointment.
a muffled cry (=that cannot be heard clearly)
I thought I heard a muffled cry from somewhere in the building.
an anguished/agonised cry (=full of distress)
She gave an anguished cry, calling his name.
Examples from the Corpus
cry• All at once I felt the ground moving under my feet, and cries issuing from it.• From below there were the hoarse confused cries of the mob.• A distant cry can be heard issuing from a classroom.• It is a far cry from most people's idea of accountants at work.• That seems a far cry from just a few years ago when the only diesels were lorries, buses and the occasional taxi.• A far cry from the 40,000 they were promising.• You'll feel better when you've had a good cry.• "Land and liberty" was the rallying cry of revolutionary Mexico.• We heard a child's cries for help coming from the river.• As they left the stage there were cries of "More! More!"
cry of pain/alarm/delight etc• He flicked the light-switch, and Isobel, who loved cars, gave a cry of delight.• But when he uncovered the picture, he gave a cry of pain.• Behind him Hrun screamed, but it sounded more like a bellow of rage than a cry of pain.• There was a cry of pain.• With one last blinding cry of pain she brushed past him and ran from the room.• He stumbled, and lay in agony, his cries of pain clearly audible around a now-hushed ground.• Grunts, laughter, thuds, slaps, cries of pain and more grunts continued.• According to another speculation, vocal language gradually evolved from spontaneous cries of pain, pleasure, or other emotions.
cry of• We heard a distant cry of warning.• From below came the hoarse cries of the injured workers.• the cries of seagulls
have a cry• I could have cried had our situation not been so serious.• She felt so ineffective, she could have cried.• And during that year I have cried alone in secret too many times to count.• I have cried for Sybil, yes, but I can not cry today.• I may have cried down the telephone, but Mme Dragon wouldn't unbend.• She may have cried a good deal without understanding why.• I must have cried out, for I attracted the attention of my husband.• If he could have known that he was a workhouse orphan, perhaps he would have cried even more loudly.
rallying cry• This rhetoric offers both a posthoc justification for the changes, and a rallying cry for implementation.• They both hated orthodoxies and bandwagons, catch-phrases and rallying cries.• Public order is an election rallying cry and fear of crime can influence practice as well as policy.• Self-denial and self-help, however, would make a poor rallying cry for the hustings.• It has been a radical rallying cry ever since Lenin laid it down as doctrine.• Newspapers sometimes appeared to be providing the rallying cry for future demonstration.• That was the rallying cry of Nelson Mandela's finely crafted speech.
Origin cry1
(1200-1300) Old French crier, from Latin quiritare “to shout for help (from a citizen), scream”, from Quiris “Roman citizen”
cry1 verb →n COLLOCATIONS1 →THESAURUS1cry2 noun →n COLLOCATIONS1
LDOCE Online
Chinese
Corpus

👨🏻‍🏫 Mr. Ng 朗文詞典 📚 – longman.mister5️⃣.net
切換為繁體中文
Site Uptime