关于Grief的意思和用法的提问

A: It means Crazy, wacky

A: It comes from the world 'grief' meaning to feel very sad or distressed about something.
e.g.
'It grieves me to have to tell you this but....' (I feel sad telling you this)
'It grieves me when I think about the good friends I have lost'

It is often used when a person has died.
e.g.
'He grieved for the loss of his wife'
'He is still grieving over the loss of his wife'.

I hope that helps!

A: "Good grief" is used as a sort of expression of exasperation or irritation with something that's gone wrong.
For example, if your walk in your house and you have found your dog has pooped on rug again, you might exclaim, "Good grief!"
or
If you have been trying to explain something to someone and after a while they still don't understand you might say, "Good grief..."
Basically, is something doesn't go your way, isn't working well, or your in a negative situtation, you could use the phrase, "good grief" to express your irritation or exasperation in response to the situation.
I hope this helps!

A: it means he is still hurting up to now that even speaking about her or thinking about her still hurts him.

A: extreme sadness

A: "When she passed away, it brought be great GRIEF."

"When you rejected my confession, it brought me grief."

"I hope I didn't bring you much grief."

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E.G .

➡Yet it is precisely when those mainstream opponents 
speak most honestly 
that they come to grief.

➡You are just in another place, and not in such a deep grief as I am.

➡We all react to grief in different ways.

😊

A: That person is full of grief
(grief is not used very much)

A: @Kogilu: come to grief means come in terms with a love one that passes away or sudden coping with the lost love one looking for strength to carry on or try to carry on in a rough stages in one's life

it took me a long time to come to grief with my friends passing but thankfully my friends and family were there for me when I needed them the most eventhough i miss them to much🙏🙏🙏🙏

A: Grief - is the sadness that comes with losing a loved one. "I am grieving my father's death."

Sorrow - is sadness like feeling morose, just sad! "When he left, she was sat still, her heart full of sorrow"

I can't think of how to describe woe, but it is just like sorrow.

Misery = dread. Misery almost feels physical! It often used to describe situations. "I just lost my job and I am miserable."
OR
"Her father just died."
"Oh, no. That is miserable."

Distress = Panicky sadness. It is like anguish, it has intense anxiety in it.

Calamity - is a more less used word. Calamity is like the world is falling apart. Calamity = mayhem, disaster, devastating.

A: Grief = noun; a feeling of deep sadness
“She felt a lot of grief after her mother died.”

Grievous = adjective; very serious or severe
“The death was a grievous event.”

A: mourning primarily refers to the outward things that a person does when someone has died. So for instance, wearing black clothes or crying at the funeral.
Grieving is the emotion that a person feels when someone has died.

As nouns the difference between grief and sorrow is that grief is suffering, hardship while sorrow is (uncountable) unhappiness, woe

Aggravation :The feeling of impatience or anger caused by another's repeated disagreeable acts. Grief is a synonym of aggravation in irritation topic. Sometimes you can use "Grief" instead a noun "Aggravation", when it comes to topics like annoyance.

Dear me,what a big paragraph.hope it helps🙂

A: Grief is more intense than sorrow. "Sorrow" would be felt when losing a pet or a distant relative, but "grief" would be a feeling of borderline depression, something one would feel after having lost a mother, brother, or other people with close relations.

A: Grief and sorrow are the closest in meaning- you might use either or both for someone who has lost a friend or family member. "His grief and sorrow were almost too much to bear," though you can also say "Don't give me any grief!" where grief means trouble or problems. Harm is damage, physical or otherwise. "I don't want any harm to come to my children, but I have to let them experience life, too, which means taking some risks."

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sorrow for good

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A: He is saying that his friends supported him during a time of tragedy.

Something like "han decido querernos durante nuestro periodo de pena", but that probably sounds terrible, a bit above my Spanish level, sorry!

A: × subsequent grief about his mother disturbed his inner equilibrium
✓ subsequent grief regarding his mother disturbed his inner peace

“About” still works well, but in writing “regarding” would be more clear/natural

“Inner peace” is a phrase often used and is more clear

A: Yes sort of, you will not change your opinion until you die.. or you will never let out something or someone’s secret until you die

A: "She was in deep grief and her eyes had looked like a lifeless fish at the death of her husband."

Change looks to looked since it is past tense.

A: You could also say,
“I am beside myself with grief for losing my money”

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Is ‘Great’ one of your choices to use? Yes, it works.

No, I removed the commas. Sorry.