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griping

/ˈɡraɪpɪŋ/

gripingnoun

gripings

Traductions

geignementsAction de se plaindre de façon répétée.

His constant griping about the weather was starting to annoy everyone.

Ses geignements constants au sujet du temps commençaient à agacer tout le monde.

coliquesSens médical.

The patient reported persistent griping after eating the undercooked meat.

Le patient a signalé des coliques persistantes après avoir mangé la viande insuffisamment cuite.

Définitions

The act of complaining or expressing dissatisfaction.

His constant griping about the weather was starting to annoy everyone.

Severe spasmodic abdominal pain; colic.

The patient reported persistent griping after eating the undercooked meat.

Synonymes

gripingadjective

more griping

Comp.

most griping

Super.

/ˈɡraɪpɪŋ/

Traductions

coliqueSens médical.

The griping pain in his stomach made it difficult for him to concentrate on anything else.

La douleur colique dans son estomac l'empêchait de se concentrer sur autre chose.

râleurSe dit d’une personne qui se plaint sans cesse.

Her griping attitude about the new office policies was starting to annoy her coworkers.

Son attitude râleuse à propos des nouvelles règles du bureau commençait à agacer ses collègues.

Définitions

Causing sharp pain in the intestines.

The griping pain in his stomach made it difficult for him to concentrate on anything else.

Complaining or grumbling persistently.

Her griping attitude about the new office policies was starting to annoy her coworkers.

Synonymes

gripeverb

griping

Gerund

griped

Past Simple

griped

Past Participle

griping

Gerund

/ɡraɪp/

Traductions

se plaindre

She tends to gripe about the weather every time it rains.

Elle a tendance à se plaindre du temps chaque fois qu'il pleut.

loferNautique.

In strong gusts the cutter would gripe, forcing the helmsman to correct the course.

Par fortes rafales, le cotre lofait, obligeant le barreur à rectifier le cap.

Traductions supplémentaires

râlerFamilier.

tourmenterMédecine.

Définitions

To complain or grumble about something, especially in a persistent or irritating way.

She tends to gripe about the weather every time it rains.

To cause sharp pain or discomfort in the stomach or intestines.

The spicy food began to gripe his stomach shortly after dinner.

Nautical: (of a vessel) to tend to turn or luff toward the wind.

In strong gusts the cutter would gripe, forcing the helmsman to correct the course.

Synonymes

gripenoun

Définitions

A complaint or grumble about something trivial.

Her main gripe was that the service was too slow.

Sharp stomach pain; colic (now chiefly used in the plural).

After the rich meal he was seized with the gripes.

Nautical: the tendency of a vessel to turn toward the wind.

The yacht's gripe made it difficult to keep a straight course.

gripeadjective

Définitions

Attributive: relating to or intended to relieve colic or stomach discomfort.

She gave the baby some gripe water to soothe his stomach.