cry

US /kraɪ/
UK /kraɪ/
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1.

chorar, gritar

to shed tears, typically as an expression of distress, pain, or sorrow

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The baby started to cry when he was hungry.
O bebê começou a chorar quando estava com fome.
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She couldn't help but cry after hearing the sad news.
Ela não pôde deixar de chorar depois de ouvir a triste notícia.
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2.

gritar, clamar

to shout or make a loud noise, typically to express an emotion or to attract attention

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He heard someone cry for help.
Ele ouviu alguém gritar por socorro.
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The crowd began to cry out in protest.
A multidão começou a gritar em protesto.
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1.

grito, clamor

a loud utterance; a shout or scream

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He let out a cry of pain.
Ele soltou um grito de dor.
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A cry for justice echoed through the streets.
Um grito por justiça ecoou pelas ruas.
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2.

choro, pranto

a period of weeping

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She had a good cry after the argument.
Ela teve um bom choro depois da discussão.
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He needed a long, silent cry to release his emotions.
Ele precisava de um longo e silencioso choro para liberar suas emoções.
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