complain
quejar
definition
verb
local authorities complained that they lacked sufficient resources
express dissatisfaction or annoyance about a state of affairs or an event.
translation of 'complain'
verb
quejarse,
reclamar,
regañar,
querellarse
example
let the warbling flute 'complain'
Authors 'complain' loud enough when their publishers don't do it.
her husband began to 'complain' of headaches
her husband began to 'complain' of headaches
This lawlessness had led locals to hold protest marches and 'complain' about the lack of action by police.
let the warbling flute 'complain'
Part of this comes from her old-fashioned view that one does not 'complain' about such annoyances.
People always 'complain' about the lack of explanation.
She is calling attention to her clothes, 'complainingly' .
Mrs Owen 'complained' to an attendant but was dissatisfied with the response.
Critics have also 'complained' bitterly that the board failed to release financial records despite promises to do so.
My parents seemed to be fully awake and were not 'complaining of' any aches and pains, to my surprise.
He was taken to Bury General Hospital 'complaining of' severe chest pains, but later died.
A rail passenger travelling from Montreal to New York City 'complained' to the guard that his seat was lumpy.
Still, he is not 'complaining' too loudly.
She suffered a cut to her ankle and also 'complained of' a whiplash-like pain.
It seems that it is the 'complainers' and grumblers who express their opinions.
There, I sat and waited, the room gently spinning, my sinuses groaning, my throat 'complaining' , my heart beating at mousepace.
Do we really want the carpers and 'complainers' , of whatever creed, to get programmes banned?
Customers have been 'complaining' for years about the broken, ailing equipment and leisure officials are pleading for more visitors.
After two years of being asked to do nothing more than growl and yip, my voice-box 'complained' at the strain of speech.
A patient who 'complains of' recurrent back pain is evaluated to rule out a definitive cause.
He was re-admitted to hospital the following month after 'complaining of' severe pain in his leg.
I yelled while the muscles on my body were 'complaining' with great strain.
The pensioner 'complained' to the President about a lack of plumbing in her village.
Indeed, graduates have 'complained' bitterly about a lack of school identity and diversity.
As if to torment them further, the steps creaked, 'complaining' with each step they made loud enough to wake the dead.
Humans dwell 'complainingly' in a quite narrow range of climates; ants live without demur at every extreme, in tundra and rain forest, in swamp and desert, deep beneath the earth and in the topmost trees.
Approaching my last year and a half, I was given bad dates to register until I finally got really fed up and 'complained' to the dean.
With no real operation having taken place, the patient does not feel any pain, 'complains of' no scars, and can walk home immediately afterwards.
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