grumbling 的 3 个定义
grum·bled, grum·bling.
- to murmur or mutter in discontent; complain sullenly: Tim always found something to grumble about.
- to utter low, indistinct sounds; growl: Suddenly I heard my stomach grumble, and realized I hadn't had any lunch.
- to rumble: The thunder grumbled in the west.
grum·bled, grum·bling.
- to express or utter with murmuring or complaining.
- an expression of discontent; complaint; unhappy murmur; growl.
- grumbles, a grumbling, discontented mood.
- a rumble.
grumbling 近义词
discontented
grumbling 的近义词 8 个
grumbling 的反义词 1 个
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- This is before my wife comes in and hijacks the radio to listen to the Rai 1 news bulletin, which always sets off grumbles about the Conte government.
- Spall plays him brilliantly as a grumbling, grunting beast of a man whose sensitivity and kindness emerges slowly.
- Now the grumbling is getting louder—and increasingly it focuses on the president himself.
- Liberals have been grumbling for a while about the Obama administration.
- Spitzer rolled his eyes at the interruption, grumbling a perfunctory “very funny.”
- This came after months of grumbling about disappointing iPhone sales, and reports of a possibly too-small opening in China.
- In spite of this there was no grumbling, and the men, as their general reported, pressed on with cries of "Vive la Rpublique!"
- Meanwhile, both the disciples of Somers and the disciples of Trenchard were grumbling at Harley's resolution.
- The owner of the slippers was folding the robe and laying it over the rail, and grumbling to himself all the while.
- That was all the comfort she gave Norman, and she walked in to pour out a furious grumbling upon Margaret.
- He came opposite, lurched almost on them, touched them with a groping hand and passed, grumbling.