gripes

英 [ɡraɪps]

美 [ɡraɪps]

v.  抱怨; 发牢骚
gripe的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 抱怨；发牢骚
  If you say that someoneis griping, you mean they are annoying you because they keep on complaining about something.
  1. Why are football players griping when the average salary is half a million dollars?...
     足球运动员的平均薪水已达50万美金，他们为什么还要抱怨呢？
  2. They were always griping about high prices.
     他们总是抱怨物价太高。
• N-COUNT 抱怨；牢骚
  Agripeis a complaint about something.
  1. My only gripe is that one main course and one dessert were unavailable.
     我唯一不满的就是连一道主菜和一份甜点都没有。

英英释义

noun

• acute abdominal pain (especially in infants)
  Synonym:colicintestinal colicgriping

双语例句

• The Chinese too have their gripes.
  中国人也有他们的怨言。
• Bring all your gripes to the boss.
  你跟老板发牢骚去。
• GISELA STUART, a Labour MP, trots round her Birmingham constituency, listening to gripes about traffic, litter and the sundry inconveniences of life in a busy city.
  吉塞拉·斯图尔特，一名工党议员，当她走遍伯明翰选区的时候，听取各方关于交通，垃圾处理以及生活在这个繁忙都会的各种不便的抱怨。
• Medicine to take when your stomach gripes.
  胃疼时服用的药。
• Too many companies only learn about employee gripes at exit interviews.
  太多公司只知道员工在离职面谈上的抱怨。
• But these airports have something in common worse than the gripes of jaded travelers.
  除了疲倦不堪、牢骚满腹的乘客，这些机场还有个更糟的共同点。
• They have been listening to people's gripes, moans and praise.
  他们一直在倾听人们的牢骚、抱怨和表扬。
• Bus drivers and motorists made their gripes loud and clear.
  公共汽车司机和开车者高声出怨言。
• He's got the gripes.
  他忽然肚子绞痛起来了。
• Because conversations are generally public, clients with legitimate gripes have a better shot at equitable treatment and companies that handle problems well get instant recognition on social media.
  由于对话基本上都是公开的，因此有合理的理由发牢骚的顾客往往会获得更好的待遇，同时企业如果处理得当，也会很快在社交网络上得到认可。