Lingaku- to try hard to suppress one's grief (idiom)
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- to try hard to suppress one's grief
This idiom is used to describe a situation where someone is experiencing deep sorrow but is trying to hide or control their emotions, often due to circumstances that require them to be strong or composed.
She tried hard to suppress her grief at the funeral, striving to remain composed.
Despite losing a loved one, he tried hard to suppress his grief and attended the work meeting.
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qiáng rěn bēi tòng强忍悲痛to try hard to suppress one's griefqiǎng rěn强忍lèi shuǐ泪水to hold back tearsqiǎng rěn强忍téng tòng疼痛to endure painqiǎng rěn强忍qíng xù情绪to suppress emotionsqiǎng rěn强忍xīn心Zhōng中bù kuài不快to bear one's displeasureqiǎng rěn强忍shī luò失落to suppress feelings of lossqiǎng rěn强忍bēi shāng悲伤to withstand sorrowqiǎng rěn强忍shāng tòng伤痛to endure heartacheqiǎng rěn强忍fèn nù愤怒to contain angerqiǎng rěn强忍tòng kǔ痛苦to bear sufferingqiǎng rěn强忍xīn tòng心痛to suppress heartbreak