cry
Pronunciation: [kraɪ]
Context: "emotional expression"
(verb) to make tears come from your eyes, usually because you are feeling sad or hurt. When someone is crying, they might feel very strong emotions and need support.
Example
She cried happily when she saw her best friend after a long time.
Example
He did not cry at the sad movie, even though many people around him were.
Example
Why do you think she started to cry during the story?
Context: "communication"
(verb) to shout or call out loudly. This can happen when someone needs help or wants to get someone's attention.
Example
The baby cried for his mother when he woke up.
Example
He didn't cry out for help, even though he was in trouble.
Example
Did you hear the child cry when he fell down?
Context: "emotional response"
(noun) the act of shedding tears because of strong emotions. People can cry for many reasons, like sadness, joy, or even relief.
Example
Her cry of joy could be heard throughout the entire room.
Example
His cry was not one of happiness, but of fear and concern.
Example
What do you think caused her cry during the event?
Context: "sound"
(noun) the loud sound made when someone is calling out, usually to get attention. It can be loud and clear.
Example
The cry of the baby signaled that he was hungry.
Example
There was no cry from the crowd when the magician made his mistake.
Example
Did you hear the cry from the audience after the performance?