mourning meaning in 中文 | English Dictionary

📖 释义

noun
哀悼; 丧服; 悲叹

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
丧事的

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

第三人称单数: mourns 过去式: mourned 过去分词: mourned 现在分词: 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.

zh: 'Morning'指一天中的清晨时段；'mourning'则是对逝者的哀悼表达。

grieve

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

zh: 'Grieve'更偏向普遍且内在的情感（感到悲伤）；'mourn'通常暗示外在的悲伤表达，尤其针对逝者。

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

zh: 不要将'mourning'（哀悼）与'morning'（早晨）混淆。'mourning'中的'u'将其与'mourn'联系起来。

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

总统去世后，全国宣布哀悼三天。
In Victorian times, widows were expected to wear mourning for at least two years.

在维多利亚时代，寡妇至少要穿两年丧服。
There was widespread mourning over the destruction of the historic building.

历史建筑被毁，引发了广泛的哀悼。
She wore a mourning veil to the funeral.

她戴着黑纱去葬礼。