weeping

• Describe a aquello que derrama lágrimas o exuda líquido; se usa a menudo en sentido poético para árboles de ramas colgantes o para una persona que llora.

Describes something that sheds tears or exudes liquid; often used poetically for trees with drooping branches or for a person crying.

1. Crying or shedding tearsB1formal

   Shedding tears, usually due to sadness or strong emotion.

   lloroso

   • The weeping child was comforted by her mother.
   • He was weeping uncontrollably at the funeral.
   • She found him weeping in the corner of the room.

   Sinónimoscryinglachrymosesobbingtearfultearywailingweepy

   Antónimoslaughingsmiling

2. Drooping or hanging downB2formal

   Describing branches or stems that droop or hang down, especially in plants.

   Colgante, péndulo

   • The weeping willow tree has long, drooping branches.
   • Weeping cherry trees are popular in Japanese gardens.
   • The weeping fig in the corner needs more sunlight.

   Sinónimosdroopingfallinghangingnoddingpenduloustrailing

   Antónimoserectupright

• Sustantivo que designa el hecho de llorar con lágrimas, normalmente como expresión de emociones intensas como tristeza, dolor o incluso alegría; también puede referirse al acto de derramar lágrimas.

A noun referring to the act of shedding tears, often as an expression of strong emotion such as sadness, grief, or joy.

incontable

1. Act of cryingB1formal

   The action of shedding tears, typically as an expression of distress, pain, or sorrow.

   llanto

   • The sound of weeping could be heard from the next room.
   • Her weeping lasted for hours after the sad news.
   • He tried to comfort her through her weeping.

   Sinónimoscryingsobbingwailingweepiness

   Antónimoslaughter

2. Excessive moisture or drippingB2formal

   The act of exuding or dripping liquid, often used metaphorically for plants or objects.

   Exudación o goteo

   • The weeping of the willow tree created a peaceful scene.
   • The pipe's weeping caused a small puddle on the floor.
   • The weeping of the wound required medical attention.

   Sinónimosdischargedrainagedrippingexudationleakageoozingseepage

• Verbo que denota el acto de derramar lágrimas, generalmente como expresión de tristeza, dolor o emociones intensas.

A verb used to express the act of shedding tears, typically as an expression of sadness, pain, or strong emotion.

verbo irregular

1. Cry tearsB1formal

   To shed tears as an expression of sadness, pain, or strong emotion.

   llorar

   • She wept bitterly at the funeral.
   • He wept when he heard the tragic news.
   • The child wept for hours after losing her toy.

   Sinónimosbawlblubbercrykeenlamentmournsobwailwhimper

   Antónimoslaughrejoice

2. Drip or flow slowlyC1formal

   To exude or release liquid slowly, like a wound or a plant.

   Exudar o supurar líquido

   • The wound wept clear fluid for several days.
   • The tree branch wept sap after being cut.
   • The old pipe wept water from a small crack.

   Sinónimosbleeddischargedripexudeleakoozeseeptrickle