tearing

• Adjetivo usado principalmente em expressões como 'tearing hurry' (pressa desesperada) ou 'tearing rage' (raiva violenta), indicando algo muito intenso, impetuoso ou furioso.

An old-fashioned adjective meaning violent, furious, or very great in intensity; often used in the phrase 'tearing hurry' or 'tearing rage'.

1. Intense or violentB2informal

   Marked by extreme intensity of emotions or convictions; inclined to react violently; fervid.

   Furioso

   • He was in a tearing rage after the argument.
   • The crowd had a tearing passion for justice.
   • She felt a tearing desire to speak her mind.

   Sinônimosfiercetrigger-happyvehementviolent

   Antônimoscalmgentlemildpeacefultranquil

• Substantivo que designa o ato ou processo de derramar lágrimas, geralmente em consequência de emoções intensas como tristeza, dor ou alegria.

A noun referring to the act of shedding tears, often as a result of strong emotion such as sadness, pain, or joy.

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1. Shedding tearsB1formal

   The act of crying or producing tears, often as a result of strong emotion.

   Choro

   • The child's constant tearing worried the parents.
   • She tried to hide her tearing during the sad movie.
   • Tearing can be a natural response to grief or joy.

   Sinônimoscryinglamentationsobbingwailingweeping

• Verbo que indica a ação de rasgar ou romper algo em pedaços, ou de se mover de forma rápida e enérgica.

A verb used to indicate the act of ripping or pulling something apart, or moving quickly and forcefully.

verbo irregular

1. Rip or splitA2formal

   To pull or be pulled apart violently, often resulting in a hole or damage.

   Rasgar

   • She tore the letter into pieces.
   • The fabric tore when I pulled it too hard.
   • Don't tear the wrapping paper; open it carefully.

   Sinônimosrendripruptureshred

   Antônimosfixmendrepair

2. Move quicklyB1informal

   To go or run very fast, often in a reckless manner.

   Correr muito rápido

   • He tore down the street to catch the bus.
   • She tore into the room, slamming the door.
   • The car tore around the corner at high speed.

   Sinônimosboltcareerchargedashflyracerushshootspeedzoom

   Antônimosamblecrawlcreepplodsaunterstrolltrudge

3. Produce tearsB1informal

   To shed tears from the eyes due to emotion or irritation.

   Chorar

   • The sad movie made her tear up.
   • He tore up when he heard the news.
   • The onions made my eyes tear.

   Sinônimosbawlblubbercrygrievelamentmournsobwailweepwhimper

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