Share (someone's) Sorrow Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Share (someone's) Sorrow Idiom mean?

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share (someone's) sorrow What does share (someone's) sorrow mean?	to grieve as someone else grieves	The neighbors shared the sorrow of the family who lost their house in a fire.
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claim a life What does "claim a life" mean?	to take the life of someone	The accident on the freeway claimed the life of two people.
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fall ill What does "fall ill" mean?	to become sick or ill	The man fell ill last winter and has not recovered yet.
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ramble on about (someone or something) What does "ramble on about (someone or something)" mean?	to talk aimlessly and endlessly about someone or something	My friend spent the entire evening rambling on about his problems at work.
raise a fuss What does "raise a fuss" mean?	to make trouble, to cause a disturbance	The woman at the restaurant raised a fuss when her meal arrived late.

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Share (someone's) Sorrow Idiom