哭泣 | kū qì | to weep | |
痛哭 | tòng kū | to cry bitterly | |
哭笑不得 | kū xiào bù dé | lit. not to know whether to laugh or cry (idiom); both funny and extremely embarrassing; between laughter and tears | |
啼哭 | tí kū | to cry; to wail | |
哭诉 | kū sù | to lament; to complain tearfully; to wail accusingly |
1 | She cried quietly and no one noticed. | |
2 | She cried for a while and then felt much better. | |
3 | She couldn't help crying when she saw this scene. | |
4 | Mom started crying immediately when she saw me. | |
5 | Her grandfather passed away, and she cried uncontrollably. |