cry
Palavras
Palavras com 泣
O kanji 泣, com significado choro, aparece em 106 entradas de vocabulário japonês.
crying loudly
crying from vexation
crying face
to cry
weeping
to be moved to tears
to grieve
to cry and shout
to grieve
to break down crying
to sob
to burst into tears
weak point
crying oneself to sleep
man's weeping (esp. of someone not prone to tears)
screaming fit (of a baby)
crying (of a peevish baby)
to cry softly
sobbing
to sob
baby colic (esp. in the evening)
crying profusely
genuine crying
sobbing
to sob
crying in sympathy
crying with sadness
(being an) annoyance to one's doctor
take care of the penny
take care of the penny
faking crying
very thin voice
being moved to tears
crying for joy
weeping for joy
whether you like it or not
being just before one is generous
annoyance (to)
to cling tearfully to (someone)
to cry one's eyes out
face contorted and about to cry
to be about to cry
feigned tears
to get into trouble
to cry and beg for mercy
to wail
persuasion by tears
complaint
mole under the eye (supposedly due to having cried)
to begin to cry
to stop crying
professional female mourner
laughing while crying
maudlin drinker
professional male mourner
crybaby
to abandon oneself to grief
to keep crying
to cry one's eyes out
to burst into tears
to be tear-stained
to wail
to wail
to cling to ... in tears
to break down crying
parting in tears
to part in tears
to spend one's days in tears
crybaby
to weep the night away
tearful face
making matters worse
persuasion by tears
to persuade by tears
to wail
extremely disappointing
reluctantly
you cannot win against someone who doesn't listen to reason
you cannot win against someone who doesn't listen to reason
intimidating enough to quieten a crying child
to shed tears
imploring with tears in one's eyes
false or crocodile tears
people have sympathy for kindred in distress
a child's emotions change easily
make-believe crying
Konaki Jijii (a ghost in Japanese folklore with the shape of a small old man and having a baby's cry)
crying with laughter
(being the) bane of one's parents
annoyance
crying hard
bawling one's eyes out
rain from a cloudless sky
quiet weeping
to shed silent tears
crying one's eyes out
being about to cry
tears of grief
Achilles heel