grieving

• 因失去亲人或遭受重大损失而感到深切悲伤，尤指因某人去世而悲痛。

Feeling or showing deep sorrow, especially for someone who has died.

1. Feeling deep sorrowB2formal

   Experiencing intense sadness, especially due to a loss or death.

   悲痛的

   • The grieving family gathered at the funeral.
   • She was still grieving for her lost pet.
   • He spent months grieving after the accident.

   同义词anguishedbereavedlamentingmourningsorrowfulsorrowing

   反义词cheerfulcontentelatedhappyjoyful

• 名词，指因失去亲人或遭受重大损失而经历的深切悲伤状态或过程。

A noun referring to the state or process of experiencing deep sorrow, especially due to a loss or death.

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1. Process of mourningB2formal

   The act or process of experiencing deep sorrow, especially after a loss or death.

   悲伤

   • Grieving is a natural response to losing a loved one.
   • She is going through a period of grieving after her father's death.
   • The community came together to support the family in their grieving.

   同义词lamentationmourningsorrowing

• 表示因失去亲人或遭受损失而感到深切悲伤、哀痛的动词。也可以指为某事感到悲痛或哀悼死者。

A verb used to express the act of feeling or showing deep sorrow, especially due to a loss or death.

1. Feel deep sorrowB2formal

   To feel intense sadness, especially due to a loss or death.

   悲伤

   • She grieved for her late husband for many years.
   • The community grieved the loss of the beloved teacher.
   • He grieved deeply after his dog passed away.

   同义词bemoanbewaillamentmournsorrow

   反义词celebratedelightrejoice

2. Cause sorrowB2formal

   To cause someone to feel great sadness or distress.

   使悲伤

   • His actions grieved his parents greatly.
   • It grieves me to see you so unhappy.
   • The news of the accident grieved everyone who knew her.

   同义词afflictdistresshurtlamentmournpainsadden

   反义词cheercomfortconsolegladden