mourning

Idioma: es

🇺🇸 /ˈmɔrnɪŋ/

📖 Definiciones

noun
Luto; Ropa de luto; Luto

EN: The expression of deep sorrow for someone who has died; the period during which such sorrow is expressed.; Black clothes or other garments worn as a sign of grief for a dead person.; The act of lamenting or grieving over a loss, not necessarily death.
adjective
de luto

EN: Relating to or used in mourning; associated with grief for the dead.

3.ª pers. sing.: mourns Pasado: mourned Participio pasado: mourned Participio presente: mourning

mourn the deadmourn the loss ofmourn for someonemourn overmourn in silence

mourningmournfulmournfullymournfulnessmourner

grievelamentbewailbemoansorrow

rejoicecelebrate

morning

EN: 'Morning' is the early part of the day; 'mourning' is the expression of grief for the dead.

es: 'Morning' es la parte temprana del día; 'mourning' es la expresión de duelo por los muertos.

grieve

EN: 'Grieve' is more general and internal (feeling sorrow); 'mourn' often implies outward expression of sorrow, especially for the dead.

es: 'Grieve' es más general e interno (sentir tristeza); 'mourn' a menudo implica una expresión externa de dolor, especialmente por los muertos.

EN: Do not confuse 'mourning' (grief) with 'morning' (time of day). The 'u' in 'mourning' links it to 'mourn'.

es: No confunda 'mourning' (duelo) con 'morning' (hora del día). La 'u' en 'mourning' lo vincula con 'mourn'.

The country declared three days of mourning after the president's death.

El país declaró tres días de luto tras la muerte del presidente.
In Victorian times, widows were expected to wear mourning for at least two years.

En la época victoriana, se esperaba que las viudas vistieran luto durante al menos dos años.
There was widespread mourning over the destruction of the historic building.

Hubo un amplio duelo por la destrucción del edificio histórico.
She wore a mourning veil to the funeral.

Ella llevó un velo de luto al funeral.