mourn

UK
/mɔːn/
US
/mɔrn/
mournverb
mourned
Past Simple
mourned
Past Participle
mourning
Gerund
UK
/mɔːn/
US
/mɔrn/
Translations
porter le deuilSe dit des marques conventionnelles de deuil.
The entire community mourned by wearing black armbands for a week.
Toute la communauté a porté le deuil en arborant des brassards noirs pendant une semaine.
She mourned the loss of her beloved grandmother for many months.
Elle a pleuré la mort de sa grand-mère bien-aimée pendant de nombreux mois.
Additional translations
déplorerEmployé pour un manque, une perte ou une dégradation d'ordre abstrait ou non humain.
Definitions
To feel or express sorrow or grief over a loss, especially the death of someone.
She mourned the loss of her beloved grandmother for many months.
To show the conventional or customary signs of grief for a death, such as wearing black clothing.
The entire community mourned by wearing black armbands for a week.
To feel or express sadness, regret, or distress over the loss, absence, or decline of something non-human or abstract (such as an opportunity, tradition, or place).
Environmentalists mourn the destruction of ancient forests around the world.