worry
English? [? W? Ri] Beautiful? [? wri]？
Verb (abbreviation for verb) worry, worry, worry; Worry, worry or worry; Disturb, disturb; To chase or bite (other animals).
A worrying thing, a worrying question; Worry, worry
[plural worry, third person singular worry, present participle worry, past tense worry, past participle worry]
Phrases:
Worried about yourself? Worry, worry
Worried about what? Anxiety ...; annoyed ...
Don't worry? Never mind; Don't worry.
Not worried? There is nothing to worry about; No need to worry.
Worried about what? Worry, worry.
Cognate words:
Root:? worry
Worried? worried
Worrying? Disturb, disturb; annoying
Worried? Worrying; worry
Worried? Worried; Annoyingly
Worrying? Anxiously; Annoyingly
Worried? A worried person; nuisance
Trouble? Trouble, distress; Anxious
Worried? A person who makes trouble for himself; An alarmist
Discrimination of words:
Worry, worry, meditation, worry
This group of words all mean "worry, worry", but the difference is:
Distressed? Usually refers to the psychological state troubled by sadness, anxiety or sadness.
Care? More refers to extremely strong concern and anxiety. Usually with purely objective significance.
Think hard? Tone is stronger than worry, and worry refers to meditation, depression or melancholy.
Worried? Common words focus on making people anxious, annoyed or deeply uneasy.
Bilingual example:
we? Really? Less? Where to? Worried? About what? Now ?
Now we don't have to worry too much.
No? Worried-him? No? Separate? We ... ?
Don't worry, he won't betray us.
No? What about you? Worried? My sweetheart. ?
Don't worry, baby.
No? Worried. ? Yours Speech? It's good. ?
Don't worry. Your speech is very good.