bereave [брит. bɪˈriːv, америк. bəˈriv] ГЛ. перех. лит.
1. bereave < прош. вр., part passé bereaved> (by death):
- bereave person, family
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2. bereave < прош. вр., part passé bereft> (deprive):
- bereave
- priver (of de)
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Through this we have been trying to develop belief systems to help us as we bereave and mourn these two incredible individuals.
news.nationalpost.com He is not as prone to bereave over his father every day as he does in the film.
singularityhub.com Today, we instantly associate the term with death, yet centuries ago, the primary meaning of bereave was to rob, strip or dispossess.
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