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worry
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/ˈwʌri/
US
/ˈwɜri/
worry about
worry over
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Compare “worry about” and “worry that” with examples.
Explain how “worry” changes meaning as an intransitive and transitive verb.
Show when “worry” means “bother” or “pester,” and how common those uses are.
Explain “worry” as a noun: is it countable, and what are its common patterns?
Give useful collocations with “worry,” such as “a cause for worry” and “worry about.”
Compare “worry,” “be concerned,” and “be anxious” in tone and usage.
Explain the less common uses in “worry a necklace chain” and “worry a slipper,” and give natural examples.
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