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cry

[krahy] / kraɪ /




VERB
formally announce to others
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Example Sentences

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“The children understand—they know exactly who is responsible,” Karin said, beginning to cry.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jesse Guerrero lives across the street from his parents and said he was driving north on Gerhart Avenue soon after the theft when he saw his mother on the street, crying.

From Los Angeles Times

In one, titled “It’s a Wonderful Flight,” the protagonist is a Latino man crying that he’ll “do anything” to return to his wife and kids and “live again.”

From Los Angeles Times

Take those values, add in powerful acting and the promise of light in the darkest of hours, and it’s the only movie that makes me cry.

From Los Angeles Times

"Some people were crying, panicking. It was a mess," he said.

From BBC