As long as you won't face the truth, you will cry in vain.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

As long as you won't face the truth, you will cry in vain.

I would cry, too, if that happened to me.

You may be so shocked you cry.

I can't abide hearing you cry so bitterly.

I cannot abide hearing you cry so bitterly.

You will regret it later if you give it up now.

If you don't stop crying, I'll really give you something to cry about.

Those aren't real tears. She's putting it on [She's only (play‐)acting].

Look, you're crying again. You're a real cry-baby, aren't you.

Don't be such a baby—stop crying!

If only I could have been by your side, I would have been able to wipe your tears away.

Don't cry; your mother will be here soon.

There, there, don't cry, there's a good boy.

Kano, pretending to cry has impact from being used sparingly!

I could have wiped your tears away if only I were by your side.

You will never have done crying.

Once you make it to the end, it's okay for you to cry.

push a person to the verge of tears

To weep is to make less the depth of grief.

When you come down to the cold fact, it is nothing but the instinct of propagation.

I'd be lying if I had never smoked before.

I'd be lying if I said I had never smoked before.

You really are a nuisance.

I can assure you that honesty pays in the long run.

The ill-used wife does not let a complaint escape her lips.

Don't cry; people around us may get suspicious.

Don't cry, there's a good boy [girl].

Her feminine nature, however, asserted itself, and, when left to herself, she abandoned herself to a paroxysm of grief.

We are born crying, spend our lives complaining, and die disappointed.

I'm not crying. There's just something in my eye.