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Meanings of peeve in English
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mrc-ips-58 Usage of peeve in English
1
Stupid people-that was his number one pet peeve, and it was self-explanatory.
2
My pet peeve at the moment is Dublin City Council's pavement ramp policy.
3
The agreement also ostensibly addresses a major economic peeve of the president's: trade deficits.
4
Christchurch resident Diane Lord said people who weaved through lanes was her pet peeve.
5
My biggest peeve, however, is the ultra-bright and wholly unnecessary light on the handle.
6
A pet peeve of mine is when the side straps dig into your ears.
7
Common courtesy is her number one pet peeve and something many passengers seem to lack.
8
It happens to be a personal peeve of mine.
9
And the other pet peeve of mine is when people begin a sentence with most importantly.
10
In Indonesia, profanity is the online pet peeve.
11
I don't believe you'll ever be able to peeve that boy by telling him he's good.
12
I'll add my own pet peeve: Drop the XUL garbage and build a real Mac interface.
13
Her pet peeve is house designs that overlook orientation where living areas are north-facing instead of south-facing.
14
And if you move lanes, well, look at that, so do they. Pace was a recurring peeve.
15
My spots were a longstanding pet peeve.
16
It also prevented the waistbelt from buckling and cutting into fleshy stomachs, a pet peeve of our testers.
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Peeve through the time