grieve for

grieve for (someone or something)

To experience intense feelings of sadness or mourning due to a particular loss (often the death of a loved one). It's been years since my mother died, and yet I'm still grieving for her. You need time to grieve for what you lost by growing up in such a dysfunctional household.

grieve for someone or something

to mourn for someone or something. Don't grieve for me. I'm okay. She grieved for her lost chances.

See also: grieve

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

grieve
grieve for (someone or something)
grieve over
grieve over (someone or something)
empty nest syndrome
drive (one) to despair
drive to despair
a sad sight
hurt feelings
lump to (one's) throat

References in periodicals archive

The first witness at Grieve's trial, a father and company director, said he went to see Grieve for help with back pain.

Healer 'took off patient's boxers'

After a miscarriage, you grieve for a person you never knew, and for a relationship that ended before it really began.

A time to grieve for a life that will never be

After a miscarriage, you grieve for a person you never knew and for a relationship that ended before it really began.

Support is out there for you

All these people, all this work, is worth grieving, and we who remain at Church House do grieve for them, profoundly, sincerely, sadly.

After summer of heartbreak at General Synod, we go on

We must grieve for the parents left shattered by this tragic accident.

We must grieve for the relatives who have lost a loved one.

Record view: Pray for the little friends

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释义	grieve for grieve for (someone or something) To experience intense feelings of sadness or mourning due to a particular loss (often the death of a loved one). It's been years since my mother died, and yet I'm still grieving for her. You need time to grieve for what you lost by growing up in such a dysfunctional household. See also: grieve Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. grieve for someone or something to mourn for someone or something. Don't grieve for me. I'm okay. She grieved for her lost chances. See also: grieve McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: grieve grieve for (someone or something) grieve over grieve over (someone or something) empty nest syndrome drive (one) to despair drive to despair a sad sight hurt feelings lump to (one's) throat References in periodicals archive The first witness at Grieve's trial, a father and company director, said he went to see Grieve for help with back pain. Healer 'took off patient's boxers' After a miscarriage, you grieve for a person you never knew, and for a relationship that ended before it really began. A time to grieve for a life that will never be After a miscarriage, you grieve for a person you never knew and for a relationship that ended before it really began. Support is out there for you All these people, all this work, is worth grieving, and we who remain at Church House do grieve for them, profoundly, sincerely, sadly. After summer of heartbreak at General Synod, we go on We must grieve for the parents left shattered by this tragic accident. We must grieve for the relatives who have lost a loved one. Record view: Pray for the little friends
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