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Tear
01
lágrima
a small drop of salty liquid that comes out of one's eye when one is crying
02
juerga, banquete
an occasion for excessive eating or drinking
03
desgarro, rasgadura
an opening made forcibly as by pulling apart
04
rasgado, desgarro
the act of tearing
to tear
01
romper, rasgar
to forcibly pull something apart into pieces
Transitive: to tear sth
02
llorar, derramar lágrimas
to produce drops of salty liquid from the eyes
Intransitive
03
desgarrar
to injure a muscle, etc. by stretching it too much
Transitive: to tear a muscle
04
desgarrar, rasgar
to split or separate into pieces
Intransitive
05
desgarrar, asolar
to move swiftly and energetically
Intransitive: to tear somewhere
tear
n
tearful
adj
tearful
adj
tearless
adj
tearless
adj
teary
adj
teary
adj
Ejemplo
Even the smallest gestures of kindness make her tear up, a testament to her sensitive nature.
