What does Mila in Romanian mean?

What is the meaning of the word Mila in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use Mila in Romanian.

The word Mila in Romanian means lung de-o milă, a implora milă, fără milă, pomană, compătimire, cu cruzime, groaznic, oribil, teribil, a-i fi milă de, optime de milă, grație (divină), jumătate de milă, sever, a avea milă de, a avea milă de, a avea milă de, a avea milă / îndurare, demn de milă, îndurare, cu milă, iertare, milă, milă, milă, milă marină, atlet în cursele de o milă, milă marină, lamentabil, demn de milă, demn de milă, a compătimi, milă, demn de milă, persoană jalnică, fără milă, fără milă, persoană demnă de milă, jalnic, cu milă, a i se face milă de, a-și plânge de milă, fără milă. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word Mila

lung de-o milă

(one mile in length)

The road is about a mile long.

a implora milă

(plead for leniency)

Even though the unarmed woman begged for mercy, the terrorist killed her.

fără milă

(mercilessly)

The doctor callously ignored the patient's cries of pain.

pomană

(sth given)

Brenda era prea mândră pentru a accepta pomana lor.
Brenda was too proud to accept charity.

compătimire

(expression of sympathy)

cu cruzime

(without mercy)

The king cruelly ordered the execution of all the prisoners.

groaznic, oribil, teribil

(person: unwell)

Are you feeling OK? You look dreadful.

a-i fi milă de

(feel pity, sympathy for sb)

I feel sorry for the people who tried so hard but still didn't win.

optime de milă

(horse racing distance) (la cursele de cai)

grație (divină)

(Christianity: God's mercy)

Adunarea de credincioși s-a rugat pentru grație divină și pentru milostenie.
The congregation prayed for God's grace and mercy.

jumătate de milă

(half a mile, 0.5 of a mile)

When I ran track in high school my favorite event was the half mile.

sever

(archaic (harshly)

The policeman treated the vagrant very hardly.

a avea milă de

(informal, figurative (be compassionate)

Have a heart and consider making a donation to this worthwhile charity.

a avea milă de

(informal, figurative (be more compassionate)

Have a heart! Timmy's only a child and didn't mean any harm.

a avea milă de

(take pity on)

God is willing to have mercy upon sinners.

a avea milă / îndurare

(be merciful, show compassion)

Have pity on her. She comes from a poor family.

demn de milă

(pitiful, pathetic)

The cleanliness of the hotel was lamentable.

îndurare

(mercy)

The judge showed leniency by not sentencing the murderer to death.

cu milă

(with compassion)

"It's not you, it's me," Dana said mercifully when breaking up with her boyfriend.

iertare

(leniency from compassion)

Regele oferea iertare armatei rebele dacă se preda.
The king offered mercy to the rebel army if they surrendered.

milă

(feeling)

Lui Erin i se făcu milă de bietul pisoi flămând și îl salvă.
Erin had mercy on the poor starving kitten and saved it.

milă

(abbreviation (mile) (abreviere)

milă

(1.609344 km) (unitate de măsură)

Orășelul era la cam la treizeci de mile de orașul mare.
The town was about thirty miles away from the city.

milă marină

(nautical mile)

The ship was becalmed and didn't travel a single mile all day.

atlet în cursele de o milă

(dated (athlete: runs one-mile races)

milă marină

(measure of distance: sea mile)

A knot is a speed of one nautical mile per hour.

lamentabil

(pathetic, pitiful)

There is nothing sadder than the piteous cry of a lost child.

demn de milă

(arousing pity or compassion)

The children huddled in the cold made a pitiful sight.

demn de milă

(deserving pity)

The tiny kittens were mewing pitifully.

a compătimi

(feel compassion for)

Mi-e milă de cei care sunt tineri și ai căror părinți mor.
I pity those who are young when their parents die.

milă

(compassion)

Simt compasiune pentru copiii înfometați.
I feel pity when I see a hungry child.

demn de milă

(expressing pity)

persoană jalnică

(UK, slang, pejorative (contemptible person)

fără milă

(showing no mercy)

The boxer beat his opponent remorselessly.

fără milă

(without compassion)

The dictator ruthlessly murdered thousands of innocent people.

persoană demnă de milă

(sb to be pitied)

George was one of those sad people who never have much luck in life.

jalnic

(pitiable)

James e acum e într-o stare jalnică. Sper să se simtă mai bine curând.
The farmer's sorry mount looked as if it was on its last legs.

cu milă

(with sympathy)

Beverley nodded sympathetically as her friend spoke tearfully about her breakup.

a i se face milă de

(show compassion, mercy to)

The police took pity on the young girl and gave her a lift home.

a-și plânge de milă

(figurative (dwell on sth bad)

OK, you lost your job, but it won't do you any good to wallow; go out and start looking for a new one.

fără milă

(cruelly)

The drug-crazed killer shot the innocent bystander seven times without mercy.

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