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Definition of «gripe»

The term "gripe" has several meanings, depending on its context.

1) In a general sense, to gripe means to complain or express dissatisfaction about something. For example, "I'm tired of hearing you griping all the time."

2) Another meaning refers to an unspecified complaint or grievance. For instance, "There are always people who have a gripe against the government."

3) In medicine, gripe is used as another term for influenza, particularly in cases where symptoms such as coughing and sneezing occur. An example usage would be: “My child has been suffering from gripe for two days now.”

Usage examples

  1. I have a gripe about the new company policy on working hours.
  2. She constantly gripes about her tedious job.
  3. The employees often gripe about the lack of communication from upper management.
  4. He had a big gripe with his neighbor's noisy parties that kept him awake at night.
  5. My biggest gripe with this restaurant is the slow service.
  6. I hate to gripe, but the quality of the product I received was very poor.
  7. He did nothing but gripe and moan during the entire trip.

Phrases with «gripe»

Sentences with «gripe»

  • We want to hear from you with gripes about your OS of choice. (windowscentral.com)
  • My only gripe with free running is that unless you recognize that types of buildings and what sort of structure they have you will fall to the ground many times in this game by thinking you'll make that jump when in fact you'll be making a quick trip to the doctor's office. (monstervine.com)
  • For more information about gripe water from Mommy's Bliss, or if you have any questions about any of our products, please feel free to contact us today. (mommysbliss.com)
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