Significados de bemoan the lack em inglês

Chinese authors bemoan the lack of interest abroad in its literary treasures.

There are those who bemoan the lack of cup-holders in Lotus cars.

Mr. Chanderli ventured to bemoan the lack of ashtrays.

People across the nation have raised their voices to bemoan the lack of justice following the killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.

INTERNET service provider iiNet's network suffered a national meltdown, with frustrated customers taking to social media to bemoan the lack of service.

Give Me a BreakIsn't it great the way we so-called adults bemoan the lack of morals and discipline in the younger generation?

While educators bemoan the lack of quality educational materials online, a contest called ThinkQuest is quietly coaxing kids to create them instead.

Ed Banger are collectively lukewarm about French clubbing, bemoan the lack of support from the French press and don't even hold regular parties in Paris.

It is irrelevant to bemoan the lack of progress of Argentina and France, and I certainly won't miss the ageing Batistuta or the ineffective Dugarry.

When Liverpool scored after 15 seconds against Huddersfield Town on Friday night, one common reaction would have been to bemoan the lack of competitiv(...)

Cricket followers often bemoan the lack of television coverage of the Irish team outside of the major tournaments, but for one hour next Tuesday night(...)

Even the European Central Bank bemoans the lack of convergence between countries.

Ross also bemoaned the lack of US involvement in the EU standard-setting process.

And as usual the New York tabloids are bemoaning the lack of personalities.

He bemoaned the lack of other activities for young people.

Michelle Hanson bemoans the lack of respect for teachers: Nobody trusts you one smidgen.