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queixe-se
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queixar-se
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lamentarse
Express complaints, discontent, displeasure, or unhappiness.
plain
kick
kvetch
sound off
quetch
cheer
Portuguese
queixe-se
1
Stayin' in my house for free, and yet you want to
complain
?
2
Aid agencies widely
complain
of restricted access to refugees in conflict areas.
3
Anyone affected had a right to
complain
to the commission, he said.
4
Many west Africans
complain
that new infrastructure projects do not help people.
5
Many
complain
of a slow aid and security response from the government.
6
Yet people
complain
about the lack of taxis, particularly late at night.
7
However, the residents have much to
complain
about their presence, she said.
8
Both Afghan and Western officials
complain
aid is currently not organised effectively.
9
Civilian businessmen
complain
that this can leave the system open to abuse.
10
But many people
complain
about perceived public corruption often involving well-connected businesspeople.
11
Foreign companies
complain
that under Xi they feel increasingly unwelcome in China.
12
Others
complain
about the high price of some UK magazines in Ireland.
13
You do also hear patients
complain
about the level of fees charged.
14
In the Alliance fleet, we often
complain
about fighting our own government.
15
You can
complain
to Facebook, wait and hope for something to happen.
16
In the first place, you
complain
of the contradictions in my letters.
complain
·
complain of
complain when
complain bitterly
complain too
complain again
Portuguese
queixe-se
reclamar
queixar-se
lamentar
lastimar-se
Catalan
queixar-se
lamentar
lamentar-se
Spanish
lamentarse
quejarse