weep
verb uk/wiːp/ us/wiːp/ wept | wept
(CRY)
C2 [ I or T ] literary哭泣，流（泪）
to cry tears
People in the street wept with joy when peace was announced. 当宣布和平来临时，街上的人们喜极而泣。
He wept tears of rage/joy when he heard the news. 听到这个消息，他生气得／高兴得流泪了。
UK She wept buckets (= cried a lot) when Paul left. 保罗离开时她大哭了一场。
- More examples
- She wept for joy when she was told that her husband was still alive.
- She wept piteously.
- The bereaved parents wept openly.
- She wept bitterly at the news.
- Claire shut herself up in her own room to weep.
(INJURY)
[ I ]（伤口）流出液体，渗出脓液
(of an injury) to produce liquid such as pus
The sore is still weeping a lot so you'll have to change the dressing once a day. 感染处依然流出很多脓，所以你必须每天换一次药。