llorar
/ʝoˈɾaɾ/, [ɟ͡ʝoˈɾaɾ], /ʝoˈɾaɾ/, [ɟ͡ʝoˈɾaɾ]cry, mourn
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Los dos niños empezaron a llorar.
Both of the children started crying.
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Se puso a llorar en cuanto oyó la noticia.
When she heard the news, she burst into tears.
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Ayer vi a un hombre llorar amargamente.
Yesterday I saw a man crying bitterly.
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Basta ya de llorar. Tranquilízate.
That's enough crying. Pull yourself together.
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Quiero llorar.
I want to cry.
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Él rompió a llorar.
He burst into tears.
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Tu voz me hizo llorar.
Your voice made me cry.
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Tienes pinta de estar a punto de llorar.
You look like you're about to cry.
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Deja de llorar.
Stop crying.
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Cuando discutía con su marido se puso tan nerviosa que rompió a llorar.
She got so carried away when arguing with her husband that she burst into tears.
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El bebé empezó a llorar.
The baby started to cry.
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Él la hizo llorar.
He made her cry.
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Cuando lo oyó, le entraron ganas de llorar.
When she heard that, she felt like crying.
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Ella no hizo nada más que llorar todo el día.
She did nothing but cry all day.
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Mi madre se limitó a llorar.
My mother did nothing but weep.
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Siento ganas de llorar.
Tears came to my eyes.
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Siento como si me fuera a echar a llorar.
I feel like I could cry.
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Ella se puso a llorar otra vez.
She began to cry again.
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Tom dejó de llorar.
Tom has stopped crying.
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Vas a hacerla llorar no importa que digas.
Whatever you say will set her off crying.
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