llorar
Translation
v.
›
⇨ to cry
No podía dejar de llorar después de ver la película She couldn't stop crying after the film
⇨ to weep lit
Lloraba de desesperación He was weeping in despair
›estar llorando
to be in tears
› (por una persona)
⇨ to mourn
⇨ to grieve
llorar la muerte de alguien to grieve over somebody's death
echarse a llorar
⇨ to burst into tears
⇨ to burst out crying
llorar a moco tendido (col.)
⇨ to cry one's eyes out
(Definition of llorar v. from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact Español-Inglés
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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