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Significats de complainer en anglès

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A person given to excessive complaints and crying and whining.

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Ús de complainer en anglès
1
I saw the hotel room, and suddenly I became a complainer.
The Irish Times
2
Anyway, I may be a complainer, but sometimes the squeaky wheels get greased.
Wired
3
I hate to say this, Yossarian, but you're turning into a chronic complainer.'
Catch-22
4
Chamillart searched for the document, found it, and saw that the complainer was right.
Memoirs of Louis XIV and His Court and of the Regency — Volume 0...
5
He had forgotten what a complainer this droid was.
Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
6
Q I am a 29-year-old complainer and serial feeling-sorry-for-myselfer.
The Irish Times
7
He was not a spoiled child of fortune, a weak egotist, or a querulous complainer.
Percy Bysshe Shelley
8
He's a terrible complainer in restaurants and he looks like he's ready for an argument.
The half life of stars: a novel
9
There isn't a slacker or complainer in the bunch.
Reuters
10
Their second slaughterhouse that afternoon, and this marked the second complainer to accost them on arrival.
Raging Heat
11
A complainer is not the kind of man who can destroy the Army of Northern Virginia.
The Shades of the Wilderness: A Story of Lee's Great Stand
12
A real character, Izzy was known for his big heart, but also as a rabid complainer.
Feminist dot com
13
The complainer, the whiner, the nag, all these are basically people who are hard to satisfy.
The Foundations of Personality
14
But His Lordship, a man whose title could hardly compare with Godalming's own, was a complainer.
Anno Dracula
15
He says that it was Dublin airport set him on the path to becoming a better complainer.
Radio NZ
16
The main loss, in terms of importance of character rather than likability, was serial complainer and killjoy Lori.
The Guardian
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Translations for complainer
Complainer a través del temps