tearful

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tearful
[ˈtɪəfʊl]
adjetivo
1lloroso(a) (person); lacrimoso(a) (goodbye, reunion)

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tearful [tia-ful]
adjetivo
1Lloroso, lagrimoso, lleno de lágrima
sustantivo

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tearful [ˈtɪəfʊl] ?
adjective
[+eyes, voice] lloroso; [+farewell, reunion] emotivo
she was surrounded by tearful children estaba rodeada de niños que lloraban; she felt a bit tearful se le saltaron las lágrimas
after everyone had left I felt a bit tearful
to become get tearfulor ponerse a llorar
She became tearful when pressed to talk about his death Betty bade a tearful [farewell] yesterday to the home she shared with her husband for more than 30 years The evacuees paid a tearful [farewell] to loved ones they may never see again It was a tearful [reunion]. The family here had no news for almost a month.

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