- woe to you!
- [wou tu: ju:] mjeri ti!; mjerë ti!● woe is me! [wou is mi:] i mjeri unë!● woe to the vanquished! [wou tu: 'vænkwisht] mjerë të mundurit!
English-Albanian dictionary. 2013.
woe to you!
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woe betide you — This is used to wish that bad things will happen to someone, usually because of their bad behaviour … The small dictionary of idiomes
Woe unto you, lawyers, for ye have taken away the key of knowledge. — Woe unto you, lawyers, for ye have taken away the key of knowledge. Woe unto you, lawyers, for ye have taken away the key of knowledge. The Bible, Luke 11:52 Nolo’s Plain English Law Dictionary. Gerald N. Hill, Kathleen Thompson Hill. 2009 … Law dictionary
woe — n. archaic or literary 1 affliction; bitter grief; distress. 2 (in pl.) calamities, troubles. 3 joc. problems (told me a tale of woe). Phrases and idioms: woe betide there will be unfortunate consequences for (woe betide you if you are late). woe … Useful english dictionary
woe betide — verb bad things will happen to Woe betide you if you try that with my sister again! … Wiktionary
woe is me — (archaic) 1. Unhappy that I am! 2. Cursed am I • • • Main Entry: ↑woe * * * woe is me humorous phrase used for emphasizing that you are unhappy or have a problem Thesaurus: ways of saying you are sorry or regret something … Useful english dictionary
woe betide someone — woe betide (someone) humorous if you say woe betide the person who does something, you mean that they will be punished or cause trouble for themselves if they do that thing. Woe betide anyone who plays Ann s tapes without her permission … New idioms dictionary
woe betide — (someone) humorous if you say woe betide the person who does something, you mean that they will be punished or cause trouble for themselves if they do that thing. Woe betide anyone who plays Ann s tapes without her permission … New idioms dictionary
woe — [ wou ] noun 1. ) woes plural FORMAL problems and worries: economic/financial/political woes to add to someone s woes: To add to their woes, farmers are expecting a wet summer. 2. ) uncount LITERARY a strong feeling of sadness: tales of great woe … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
woe — [wəu US wou] n [: Old English; Origin: wa] 1.) woes [plural] formal the problems and troubles affecting someone ▪ the country s economic woes 2.) [U] literary great sadness 3.) woe is me … Dictionary of contemporary English
woe is me — This means that you are sad or in a difficult situation. It s archaic, but still used … The small dictionary of idiomes
wea-worth you — woe betide you. N … A glossary of provincial and local words used in England
