Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Tears"

A: When tears begin to form in the eyes, but don’t run down the face. Like watery eyes. It’s like almost crying.

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A: To "reduce you to tears" means to make someone cry, either by something very good or very bad.

A: Yes, it means to cry

A: @rotu: no! "Choking back tears" is just an expression for trying not to cry.

It makes it sound more dramatic, but they have the exact same meaning!

A: Tear fall example:

I see his tears fall down on his face.

Tear drop example:

I see tear drops on my paper because I cried so much last night.

A: -The movie had me in tears
- When she cried her tears were like stars

A: "She was in tears after the incident."
"The movie was so good. I was in tears!"
"It was easy to get him in tears because he's so sensitive."
"I'm always in tears ever since my dog died."

A: They have the same meaning, with very slightly different implications.
'bored to death' might mean you're so bored you do not feel anything, and are waiting to rot.
'bored to tears' is much more emotional, and may mean you're so bored you will cry.
They have very, very similar meanings, do not worry :)

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Here’s some discussion on this:

https://www.quora.com/Which-is-the-correct-usage-no-sooner-had-or-no-sooner-did

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A: "I cried tears"이 자연스럽는데 "dropped"하고 "fell"은 절대 안 해요. 대신에 "tears fell"이나 "tears dropped..."

"I cried tears of joy when I saw her again."
"Tears fell as they said goodbye."
"He was so upset that tears dropped down his cheek"

또한 "Shed tears"이 자주 사용되고 의미가 같아요
"She shed tears of joy"

A: "Tears" is most of the time used in the plural form. It is usually used to describe all the tears a person cries.

Teardrops means each single water drop. It is also a shape (like the one here).

A: No difference. Just another way of saying the same thing. In writing you could use "shed tears" but probably not in speaking.

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A: You got the idea across but here's how to make it sound more natural:

Tears started to flow down my face when I saw her. I missed every second that I spent with this little girl who brought so much joy into my life.

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A: It’s natural if you are specifically describing tears in a girls eyes. However most people would only use this for lyrics or poems. For everyday speaking you would just say the girl is crying.

A: I would suggest:
"I cry over small things."
"I cry over every little thing."

A: It is very good but "I'm drenched with tears" would normally be "I'm drenched in tears" and with "not being prepared for the end" would be "not prepared for the end"

A: Your sentence is perfectly correct, but it would sound a little more natural to say something like:
I have shed tears in my frustration because people couldn't understand my English.

A: I think A is used a lot more than B. We don't normally "drop" tears, we "cry" tears. But you could "drop" a single tear.

But also, it's "I cried tears of joy" and either "I dropped tears of joy" or "I dropped a tear of joy"