Definition Conjugation
Definition of cark - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotionintr. Rare UK be filled with worry or troublesintr. Rare UK
- He would often cark over trivial matters.
2.
mental distresstr. Rare UK to burden or worry someonetr. Rare UK
- His financial troubles carked him day and night..
Expressions with cark
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die in a casual or humorous way
He just carked it during the party.
Origin of cark
Middle English, carken (to burden)
Examples of cark in a sentence
Don't cark over things you can't control. The looming deadline carked her constantly. His health issues carked him for years.
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- French:s'inquiéter, inquiéter, ...
- German:sich sorgen, quälen, ...
- Italian:preoccuparsi, preoccupare, ...
- Spanish:angustiarse, atormentar, ...
- Portuguese:preocupar-se, afligir, ...
- Chinese:烦恼, 使忧虑, ...
- Japanese:悩む, 悩ます, ...
- Arabic:قَلِقَ, أَقْلَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְיַסֵּר, לְהַכְבִּיד, ...
- Russian:тревожиться, тревожить, ...
- Ukrainian:турбуватися, непокоїти, ...
- Hindi:चिंतित होना, चिंतित करना, ...
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