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Meanings of groan in inglés

portugués
gemido
catalán
queixa
español
queja

An utterance expressing pain or disapproval.

        queja
        portugués
        gemir
        catalán
        protestar
        español
        protestar

        Indicate pain, discomfort, or displeasure.

              protestar

              A low, guttural sound of frustration.

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                    Examples for "grunt"
                    Examples for "grunt"
                    1
                    The others are good for grunt work, but they aren't decision makers.
                    A kiss of shadows
                    2
                    The only response to any questions we ask now is a grunt.
                    The Irish Times
                    3
                    It was Sergeant Habash, the ambitious young Palestinian and squad room grunt.
                    Layover in dubai
                    4
                    They also do a fair amount of grunt work for the club.
                    The new yorker
                    5
                    Recruitment had changed, and being a grunt meant something very different now.
                    World war z: an oral history of the zombie war
                    Usage of groan in inglés
                    1
                    I groan and stretch and try to talk myself into going outside.
                    Snapped
                    2
                    Just be sure to groan really loud so we can hear you.
                    James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper
                    3
                    Father Forthill said something unintelligible and let out a groan of pain.
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                    4
                    It means 'groan,' from the sound of the waves inside the caves.
                    The Lost World
                    5
                    He breathed heavily once or twice; a groan broke in his throat.
                    The Rose in the Ring
                    6
                    His body was hard as a brick; his energy made me groan.
                    The Silver Pigs
                    7
                    A groan from Mr. Garland confirmed the doubt implied in the words.
                    Mr. Justice Raffles
                    8
                    Swallowing a groan, Cezar forced himself to concentrate on her low words.
                    Darkness revealed
                    9
                    I heard Marcone let out a groan, and Thomas grunted with effort.
                    White night
                    10
                    The wounded soldier utters a feeble groan; the adventurer leaves the room.
                    Martin Guerre
                    11
                    The entrance of water to supply the vacuum had produced the groan.
                    Jack Tier; Or, The Florida Reef
                    12
                    That thought coaxed a new throbbing from his temple, eliciting another groan.
                    Hunter's moon: a novel
                    13
                    Pennington uttered a deep groan and buried his face in the grass.
                    The Rock of Chickamauga: A Story of the Western Crisis
                    14
                    Mr. Slocum sunk back in the chair with a kind of groan.
                    The Stillwater Tragedy
                    15
                    Colds do not make people groan in the night-itwas something else.
                    Sowing Seeds in Danny
                    16
                    The motor seemed to groan at the unexpected load thrown on it.
                    Larry Dexter's Great Search; Or, The Hunt for the Missing Millio...
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                    Groan through the time
                    Groan across language varieties
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