complaining 的定义
- to express dissatisfaction, pain, uneasiness, censure, resentment, or grief; find fault: He complained constantly about the noise in the corridor.
- to tell of one's pains, ailments, etc.: to complain of a backache.
- to make a formal accusation: If you think you've been swindled, complain to the police.
complaining 近义词
objecting
更多complaining例句
- The government agencies charged with enforcing labor laws don’t investigate because nobody is complaining.
- She messaged a friend to ask whether any of her classmates had complained.
- If nobody complains, there is rarely proactive investigation or enforcement.
- In January, several women came forward as a group to complain about his behavior.
- Rattled by the letter, Rhine complained to Jung, who tried to track down the critical piece but found no evidence of its existence.
- They constantly break the fourth wall, yelling and complaining to the cameramen.
- People in the comments section were complaining about the length of one of these essays that ran in The New Yorker.
- Jazz lovers who had taken exception to the previous bashing were told to lighten up, and stop complaining.
- “I got a call earlier with a resident complaining that one of the news copters was flying too low,” he said.
- Citizens of the Golden State love complaining about undocumented immigrants, but the state would collapse without them.
- Neither was it used as a means of help for the infantry, who go complaining through the streets.
- When the family returned from the court house, Orlean had retired at once, complaining of a headache.
- Those we have been examining, complaining about, and moralising over, all our life time.
- Mr. Worthington could not take the resigned view of their circumstances that his wife took, but often gave way to complaining.
- He wrote to his friends in England imploring, remonstrating, complaining of their lamentable want of public spirit.