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worry English

Meaning worry meaning

What does worry mean?
Definitions in simple English

worry Verb

— To have many thoughts, with some fear, but not good thoughts. To use much time with thoughts about something but no decisions about it and no actions about it. While she cooked the food, she worried about her son who was writing an important test at school.

worry

— verb be worried, concerned, anxious, troubled, or uneasy I worry about my job — verb disturb the peace of mind of; afflict with mental agitation or distress I cannot sleep--my daughter's health is worrying me — verb be concerned with I worry about my grades — noun (= concern) something or someone that causes anxiety; a source of unhappiness New York traffic is a constant concern it's a major worry — noun (= trouble) a strong feeling of anxiety his worry over the prospect of being fired it is not work but worry that kills he wanted to die and end his troubles — verb lacerate by biting the dog worried his bone — verb touch or rub constantly The old man worried his beads — verb be on the mind of I worry about the second Germanic consonant shift

Synonyms worry synonyms

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worry English » English

trouble anxiety concern bother disturb care distress anxious annoy concerned fret be anxious alarm upset fear worried torment uneasiness pester be worried worry about disquiet be concerned anguish vexation grieve afflict sorrow fuss vex tease harass apprehension alarmed agitate weary restlessness inconvenience grief feel uneasy brood thought take care restless problem perplex mind irritate feel anxious distract

Topics worry topics

What do people use worry to talk about?
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad Afraid

Worried

Conjugation worry conjugation

How do you conjugate worry?

worry · verb

Examples worry examples

How do I use worry in a sentence?

Simple sentences

There's nothing to worry about.
If I tell my mother, she'll worry, so I don't think I'll tell her.
Don't worry, everything will be OK.
Don't worry.
I'd like to be rich and not have to worry about money.
Don't worry, present day cosmetic surgery is much better than what it used to be in Doctor Frankenstein's days.
Don't worry, present day cosmetic surgery is much better than it used to be in Doctor Frankenstein's days.
Don't worry. I won't hurt her.
Don't worry. I'll be right back.
I was beginning to worry.
We have bigger things to worry about.
Don't worry. Tom will take care of it.
Tom has his own life to worry about.
Don't worry about it!
Don't worry!
Don't worry, be happy!
You don't need to worry about such a thing.
Since you have nothing to do with this matter, you don't have to worry.
Don't worry about making mistakes.
Don't worry about the past.
Passing through the strong wind, the planes rock like this, but don't worry.
Worry affected his health.
There is nothing to worry about.
Don't worry about me.
It's OK now. Don't worry. You can depend on me one hundred percent.

Movie subtitles

Don't worry, Jeremiah.
And don't worry! I won't tell anyone about you!
Hoho, don't worry. We will.
Not only do we have to worry about the producers playing mind games with us, we got to worry about that guy.
Don't worry too much about it.
It seems you, Father. should not worry to that extent.
So, you don't have to worry anything, Madame, and as usual, you can stay here and.
Do you think he even has the energy to worry about that?
So, don't worry.
Yeah, don't worry about it.
Oh, please, don't you worry about my decisions.
That way you don't have to worry about her not being included.
Look, I already deleted it, so don't worry.
And don't worry!
Don't worry. The barber will give your willy a clean cut.
Don't worry!
Don't worry, I'll treat you well.
Don't worry, Captain.
Don't worry, I'll still kick your ass.
Worry.
That is within the realm of possibility, I admit. But I've got an old friend on the U.N.'s Peace Observation Committee, so don't worry.
I didn't mean to make you worry.
Don't worry. -I can take care of this ice.
Don't worry. Joe's all right.
Don't worry, mom.
Don't worry. I'm fine now.
Know what, pal D Don't worry about paying me back.
What if she rips me off again? Don't worry about it.
There are 273 people in line, who have the rights to inherit the throne, so you don't have to worry.
I also have no intention. The Princess is not the type I like, so you don't have to worry.
If you still plan to threaten the Princess-- A disabled person and furthermore, one with a faint spirit, why would I want to touch her? But, compared to the Princess, shouldn't you worry about yourself?
After I finished helping to give out breakfast in the morning, I'm currently a volunteer at a bank. I'm doing very well now, so don't worry.
Don't worry about this too much.

News and current affairs

It is, of course, in times of economic downturn that countries worry most about their credit rating, so the IMF stance is particularly unhelpful.
Or they worry that the bulbs can spread poisonous mercury if they break.
Understandably, Chinese officials worry about bubble trouble.
Some Europeans worry that the constitution will enable courts to carry the integration process further and faster than public opinion in member states will tolerate.
Why should poor countries worry about how deforestation contributes to global warming when rich countries remain so profligate?
Americans - at least white, male Americans - did not have to worry about tradeoffs between security and opportunity, because the US offered the advantages of both.
Some people worry that Obama might be good for American soft power, but not for its hard power.
Sometime in the future, payments would rise, but borrowers were told, again, not to worry: house prices would rise faster, making it easy to refinance with another negative amortization loan.
Not to worry.
Patient depositors no longer need to worry about others withdrawing their funds because it has no effect on them.
Critics who worry about the cost of the energy tax have not thought about tax substitutions.
While we worry about the far-off effects of climate change, we do nothing to deal with issues facing the planet today.
Thus, even if the absolute income gap between an average American and an average African increases, why worry?
But investors will still worry about what happens when the bills come due.
But gold bugs are right to worry about whether the government will honor its commitments under more extreme circumstances.
The campaign to forgive Africa's debt was, on the other hand, focused on the crushing debt load owed by African countries to the IMF and the World Bank, who only have money to worry about.
One particular worry is that euro-zone money supply is well above the ECB's benchmark level, indicating an excess supply of liquidity.
If no deal to raise the debt ceiling is reached by August 3, interest rates on United States Treasury bonds could spike, or they could remain stable, as investors decide they have other problems to worry about.
Consider Israel, which has watched the events in Cairo with a degree of worry unfelt since January 1979, when Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini unseated the Shah of Iran.
Gore has helped the world to worry.

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