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a feeling of great sadness, usually because someone has died or because something terrible has happened to you commencer à apprendre
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extreme sadness, especially because someone you love has died commencer à apprendre
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an unpleasant and upsetting experience that affects you for a long time commencer à apprendre
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(informal) very sad and without much interest in life commencer à apprendre
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She’s feeling a bit down in the dumps.
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feeling a little ill or upset commencer à apprendre
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when someone feel unhappy and do not talk a lot commencer à apprendre
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extremely sad, especially because someone you love has died or left you commencer à apprendre
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feeling very sad because of something that has happened commencer à apprendre
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grief-stricken (syn. distraught) The grief-stricken widow refused to leave her dead husband’s side.
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to upset someone so much that it is difficult for them to deal with something commencer à apprendre
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(informal) to shock or upset someone very much or make them physically weak kompletnie kogoś zaszokować, wstrząsnąć kimś commencer à apprendre
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to be very upset about something, especially bad news commencer à apprendre
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(spoken informal) to be extremely upset because something unpleasant or disappointing has happened zdenerwowany, w złym humorze, smutnym commencer à apprendre
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when person is so upset or nervous that cannot live, work, or perform as they should rozlecieć się na kawałki, załamać się psychicznie commencer à apprendre
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to no longer be successful or working well commencer à apprendre
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to be unable to deal with your personal or emotional problems commencer à apprendre
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She had to get some rest or she was going to fall apart.
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to make someone feel unhappy and tired commencer à apprendre
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to make people feel less happy or hopeful about something commencer à apprendre
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cast a shadow/cloud over something Her father’s illness cast a shadow over the wedding celebrations
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to do sth with a heavy heart-> It was with a heavy heart that Kate said goodbye
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(sth bring) a feeling that you want to cry commencer à apprendre
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(bring) a lump in/to somebodys throat There was a lump in her throat as she gazed at the child.
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to suddenly begin to make a sound, especially to start singing, crying, or laughing commencer à apprendre
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to move around a place in a sad slow way, especially because you feel unhappy about the situation you are in commencer à apprendre
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to seem to enjoy being sad etc, especially because you get sympathy from other people – used to show disapproval making no efford to recover, as if they are enjoying it commencer à apprendre
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wallow in self-pity/ dispear/ defeat/ sadness He’d been feeling sorry for himself, wallowing in self-pity
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to force yourself to stop behaving in a nervous, frightened, or uncontrolled way commencer à apprendre
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seeming lonely and unhappy commencer à apprendre
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a forlorn figure sitting all by herself
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extremely unhappy, for example because you feel lonely, cold, or badly treated smutny, przygnębiony, nieszczęśliwy commencer à apprendre
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I’ve been so miserable since Pat left me.
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when someone is very unhappy or ill, and you feel sorry for them lichy, nędzny, nieszczęsny commencer à apprendre
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when tears come into your eyes zbierać się (np. na łzy w oczach) commencer à apprendre
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