Traductions de „grumble“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

I . grumble [ˈgrʌmbl̩] SUBST

grumble

skarga f

II . grumble [ˈgrʌmbl̩] VERBE intr

1. grumble (complain):

to grumble about sth

narzekać na coś

2. grumble (rumble):

grumble

grzmieć [perf za-]

his stomach is grumbling

burczy mu w brzuchu

I mustn't grumble

nie mogę narzekać

Expressions couramment utilisées avec grumble

to grumble about sth

narzekać na coś

I mustn't grumble

nie mogę narzekać

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

First, on dark grumbles in the basses, a fanfare appears which emerges again and again during the piece.

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Even as the sun glowered mercilessly and the temperature nudged 100 fahrenheit, they did not grumble.

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They grumble that no one will be coming down to look after it for two weeks.

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These cars were built with higher capacity 3-2 seating which caused grumbling by the passengers at that time.

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He openly expressed his dissatisfaction by grumbling and complaining.

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Some may have grumbled at the price, but the whole town attended.

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He longs for it to have its chips and succumb to illness, which is why he grumbles whenever the vets pay a visit.

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The soldiers continued to grumble, with the unrest spreading to the noncommissioned officers (sergeants and corporals).

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They grumble... and dig, and advance and dig, and advance.

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We can do something besides grumble and complain.

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