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sigh
A2
noun
Usage:
80%
breath, exhale
Translation: breath, exhale
Pronunciation: /saɪ/
Meaning: A long, deep breath made to show sadness, tiredness, or relief.

A sigh is a long breath you take when you feel sad or tired. It shows your feelings without words. People often sigh when they are unhappy or relaxed.

She gave a big sigh of sadness.

After work, he let out a deep sigh.

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A2
verb
Usage:
85%
breathe out, exhale
Translation: breathe out, exhale
Pronunciation: /saɪ/
Meaning: To take a long, deep breath to show feelings like sadness, tiredness, or relief.

To sigh means to breathe out slowly and loudly. People do this when they feel sad, tired, or relieved. It is a way to show feelings without speaking.

She sighed because she was very tired.

He sighed after the hard test ended.

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B2
noun
Usage:
30%
soft word, murmur
Translation: soft word, murmur
Pronunciation: /saɪ/
Meaning: A spoken word or phrase said in a soft or low tone to express sadness or tiredness, often accompanied by a breath.

Sometimes, a sigh means a soft or quiet word said when someone is tired or sad. It is like a quiet noise mixed with a breath that shows feelings.

He spoke a sigh of apology softly.

A sigh escaped her lips with the sad words.

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B1
noun
Usage:
60%
groan, moan
Translation: groan, moan
Pronunciation: /saɪ/
Meaning: An expression of disappointment or frustration through a breath or sound.

A sigh here means a sound or breath showing that someone is frustrated or disappointed. People often sigh when things do not go well.

There was a sigh when the team lost the game.

She gave a sigh of frustration loudly.

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B2
verb
Usage:
25%
murmur, whisper
Translation: murmur, whisper
Pronunciation: /saɪ/
Meaning: To express feelings or thoughts quietly in words or sounds, often mixed with a breath.

Sigh can mean to say words in a soft or quiet voice with a breath. This shows feelings like worry or sadness. It is not loud but easy to hear.

He sighed his worries as he talked.

She sighed her fear softly at night.

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C1
noun
Usage:
20%
symbol, expression
Translation: symbol, expression
Pronunciation: /saɪ/
Meaning: In literature or poetry, a sigh can be a symbol of deep emotion or longing.

In writing, a sigh is often used as a symbol to show deep feelings like sadness or hope. It helps readers understand emotions better.

The sigh in the poem shows the pain inside.

Her sigh symbolized her lost dreams.

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C1
noun
Usage:
15%
breathy sound, exhale
Translation: breathy sound, exhale
Pronunciation: /saɪ/
Meaning: In linguistics or phonetics, a 'sigh' refers to a particular breathy sound produced to express emotion or hesitation.

In language study, a sigh is a soft breath sound people make to show emotions or uncertainty. It can change the meaning or feeling of what someone says.

The sigh added emotion to his speech.

A sigh can signal hesitation in talking.

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