wailing 的 3 个定义
- to utter a prolonged, inarticulate, mournful cry, usually high-pitched or clear-sounding, as in grief or suffering: to wail with pain.
- to make mournful sounds, as music or the wind.
- to lament or mourn bitterly.
- (5)
- to express deep sorrow for; mourn; lament; bewail: to wail the dead; to wail one's fate.
- to express in wailing; cry or say in lamentation: to wail one's grief.
- the act of wailing.
- a wailing cry, as of grief, pain, or despair.
- any similar mournful sound: the wail of an old tune.
wailing 近义词
cry
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- The album’s continuous flow of shimmering synthesizer swirls and electronic wails that envelop and seemingly expand in all directions reveal Strom’s innate world-building skills.
- Along with her wails, she’d repeat the same phrases, over and over — all part of a daily ritual that spanned some four hours, until a collection of voices told her they were satisfied.
- For all of the bellyaching, tooth gnashing, and public wailing, Democrats have no one to blame but themselves.
- When the Iraqis resume shouting and wailing at you, Hassan translates every exclamation until you tell him to stop.
- “I heard my baby wailing and asked one of the officers to let me hold him,” she writes.
- In his 2000 visit to Israel, the Polish pope placed a note at the Wailing Wall seeking forgiveness for Christian anti-Semitism.
- When Japan scored a point there were moans and a long wailing cry of E-yay.
- At Felipe's cry, the women waiting in the hall hurried in, wailing aloud as their first glance showed them all was over.
- The sentinel was singing a sequedilla above; and its notes came to them with the wailing blast.
- He came close to having convulsions when a squad car passed on the next street west, its siren wailing.
- And an answering cry sounded across the lagoon—thin, wailing, piteous.
- The hero hears sounds of wailing, and finds the maiden, the daughter of the King of the Isles, exposed upon the seashore.