grump

UK
/ɡrʌmp/
US
/ɡrʌmp/

Translations

grumpnoun
grumps
pl
UK
/ɡrʌmp/
US
/ɡrʌmp/
grincheuxPersonne habituellement de mauvaise humeur ; emploi familier.
Despite his reputation as a grump, he was actually quite kind once you got to know him.
Malgré sa réputation de grincheux, il était en réalité assez gentil une fois qu'on le connaissait.
mauvaise humeurÉtat d'irritation ou de mauvaise humeur.
She was in a grump all morning because she didn't get enough sleep.
Elle était de mauvaise humeur toute la matinée parce qu'elle n'avait pas assez dormi.
grumpverb
grumped
Past Simple
grumped
Past Participle
grumping
Gerund
UK
/ɡrʌmp/
US
/ɡrʌmp/
ronchonnerFamilier ; se plaindre d'un ton bourru.
He tends to grump about the weather whenever it rains.
Il a tendance à ronchonner à propos du temps chaque fois qu'il pleut.
Additional translations
bougonnerFamilier ; légèrement plus neutre que « ronchonner ».

Definitions

grumpnoun
A person who is habitually irritable or bad-tempered.
Despite his reputation as a grump, he was actually quite kind once you got to know him.
A state of being irritable or in a bad mood.
She was in a grump all morning because she didn't get enough sleep.
grumpverb
To complain or express dissatisfaction in a surly or bad-tempered way.
He tends to grump about the weather whenever it rains.