sorrow

sorrow
'sorəu
noun
((something which causes) pain of mind or grief: He felt great sorrow when she died.) pena, pesar, dolor
- sorrowfully
- sorrowfulness

sorrow n pesar
sorrow
tr['sɒrəʊ]
noun
1 (grief) pena, pesar nombre masculino, dolor nombre masculino
2 (cause of sadness) disgusto
intransitive verb
1 llorar (at/over/for, por)
sorrow ['sɑr.o:] n
: pesar m, dolor m, pena f
sorrow
n.
aflicción s.f.
dolor s.m.
duelo s.m.
escozor s.m.
hiel s.f.
pena s.f.
pesadumbre s.f.
pesar s.m.
podredumbre s.f.
sentimiento s.m.
tristeza s.f.
tósigo s.m.
v.
afligirse v.
apenarse v.
dolerse v.
'sɑːrəʊ, 'sɒrəʊ
noun
a) u c (sadness, grief)

sorrow (AT o OVER something) — pesar m or pena f or dolor m (por algo)

sorrow (FOR/AT something) — pesar (por algo)

to drown one's sorrows — (colloq) ahogar* las penas

b) c (cause of sadness) disgusto m
['sɒrǝʊ]
1.
N (=grieving) pena f , pesar m , dolor m

to my sorrow — con or para gran pesar mío

her sorrow at the death of her son — su pena por la muerte de su hijo

more in sorrow than in anger — con más pesar que enojo

this was a great sorrow to me — esto me causó mucha pena

- drown one's sorrows
2.
VI apenarse, afligirse (at, for, over de)
* * *
['sɑːrəʊ, 'sɒrəʊ]
noun
a) u c (sadness, grief)

sorrow (AT o OVER something) — pesar m or pena f or dolor m (por algo)

sorrow (FOR/AT something) — pesar (por algo)

to drown one's sorrows — (colloq) ahogar* las penas

b) c (cause of sadness) disgusto m

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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