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ressentimento
каталонский
esquira
испанский
manía
A resentment strong enough to justify retaliation.
score
grudge
португальский
ressentimento
Complaint by a member of a trade union.
employee grievances
1
Although all the cases seem to start with a sense of
grievance
.
2
Law-enforcement agencies are investigating possible terrorism and a workplace
grievance
as motives.
3
Ten years is a long time, but Mourinho still harbours a
grievance
.
4
This
grievance
was rooted in the idea that she was ruinously extravagant.
5
Tolerance gave way to antagonism; distrust to bitterness;
grievance
to open hostility.
6
Which brings us to the subject of money -another Gamergate
grievance
.
7
Appeal and fear were in it, and a sense of personal
grievance
.
8
The remedy of the
grievance
now stated lies with the people themselves.
9
The landlady moved in the background, a disconsolate figure with a
grievance
.
10
The first workman said he had no economic
grievance
;
his was political.
11
They have limited or no legal protection and few formal
grievance
mechanisms.
12
The two sides resolved the
grievance
in February under a confidentiality agreement.
13
The friend, with a
grievance
in his eye, went to the youth.
14
Then the thought of his
grievance
returned, and he pressed the bell.
15
You're not working my ground, sugar, I got no
grievance
with you.
16
They knew exactly who I was, and had some
grievance
with Caesar.
grievance
personal grievance
have a grievance
real grievance
old grievance
new grievance
португальский
ressentimento
каталонский
esquira
agravi
mania
испанский
manía