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sigh
/saɪ/ interjection A1 (estimated)
expression of fatigue, exhaustion, grief, sorrow, frustration or the like
| Dutch | zucht |
|---|---|
| Swedish | suck |
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sigh
/saɪ/ noun · plural: sighs A1 (estimated)
1. act of sighing
| German | der Seufzer |
|---|---|
| French | le soupir, le respir |
| Portuguese | o suspiro |
| Czech | vzdech |
| Italian | il sospiro, sbuffo |
| Spanish | el suspiro |
| Dutch | de zucht |
| Swedish | en suck, en pust |
| Latin | suspirium |
2. manifestation of grief; a lament
| Portuguese | o suspiro |
|---|---|
| Spanish | el suspiro |
| Dutch | de klacht, de verzuchting |
3. sigh, yawn; the act of sighing
| German | das Gähnen |
|---|---|
| French | le bâillement |
| Portuguese | o bocejo |
| Czech | zívání |
| Italian | sbadiglio |
| Spanish | el bostezo |
| Dutch | de gaap, de geeuw |
| Swedish | en gäsp |
4. a sigh, a puff, a blow
| Spanish | el soplo |
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to sigh
/saɪ/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to inhale a larger quantity of air than usual, and immediately expel it
| German | seufzen, aufseufzen |
|---|---|
| French | soupirer |
| Portuguese | suspirar |
| Czech | vzdychnout |
| Italian | sospirare |
| Spanish | suspirar |
| Dutch | zuchten |
| Swedish | sucka |
| Latin | suspiro, congemo |
2. to lament; to grieve
| French | soupirer, lamenter |
|---|---|
| Czech | vzdychnout |
| Spanish | suspirar |
3. to make a sound like sighing
| German | seufzen |
|---|---|
| Portuguese | suspirar |
| Czech | vzdychnout |
4. to exhale in sighs
| Portuguese | suspirar |
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