It's OK to cry when you're sad.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

To weep is to make less the depth of grief.

We cry when we are very sad.

I cannot abide hearing you cry so bitterly.

I can't abide hearing you cry so bitterly.

Somehow I feel like crying.

This is your very last chance, mind you.

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

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

I was crying the whole time up to even today because I was sad.

I thought I'd cry too then but I didn't in the end.

I cried because these feelings were not rewarded.

She did not [didn't] half cry.

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

The sad story moved us to tears.

Men cry, too.

Even men sometimes cry.

I feel a little better now after crying all I had.

You may be so shocked you cry.

break into tears [laughter]

burst out crying [laughing]

I was very shocked and was crying all day.

Until just now, I had been crying but now I'm fine.

She cried so much that she had no more tears to shed.

Don't be such a baby—stop crying!

tears shed because another person has wept

You will soon laugh on the wrong side of your face―laugh out of the other corner of your mouth.

I was moved to tears by the tragic story.

wail with pain [sorrow]

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

weep at a pitiful sight