gripe是什么意思_gripe的用法_词性_词根

短语搭配

gripe water

小儿祛风剂

双语例句

He was admitted to the hospital yesterday because of gripe.

他昨天突发肠绞痛住进了医院。
Sailors are griping fishing boats.

水手们正在用扣带固定渔船。
Stop griping. It's not working.

别抱怨了，没用的。
Her main gripe is that she's not being trained properly.

她主要是抱怨自己没有受到很好的培训
My only gripe about the hotel was the food.

我对这家旅馆唯一不满的是伙食。
My only gripe is that one main course and one dessert were unavailable.

我惟一的不满是还差一道主食和一份甜点。
The host generally pays, and no one wants to hear you gripe about appetizer prices or shrimp count.

主人通常都会支付账单，没人想要听到你抱怨关于开胃菜的价格或者小虾的个数。
Timing is another gripe.

时间是另一个让人诟病的因素。
What's the biggest gripe of retirees?

什么是退休人员最大的牢骚？

近义词

vt.

vi.

同根词

词根 gripe

gripping adj. 扣人心弦的；引人注意的；令人全神贯注的 v. 扣人心弦（grip的ing形式）；握紧
griping adj. 绞肠的 v. 抓住（gripe的现在分词）

释义

[reporting verb]informal express a complaint or grumble about something, especially something trivial

〈非正式〉（尤指为小事）抱怨，发牢骚

[no obj.]he griped about empty counters in butchers' shops

他抱怨肉店里的柜台空空如也
[with direct speech]‘Holidays make no difference to Simon,’ Pat griped.

“放不放假对西蒙来说没什么两样”帕特不满地说。

[with obj.]affect with gastric or intestinal pain

使（胃，肠）绞痛

it gripes my belly like a green apple

它害得我肚子痛，就像吃了未成熟的苹果一样
[as adj. griping]then the griping pains started.

接着肠胃开始绞痛。

[with obj.]archaic grasp tightly; clutch

〈古〉握紧；抓住

Hilyard griped his dagger.

希尔亚德紧握匕首。

[with obj.]Nautical secure (a boat) with gripes

【航海】　用扣带系紧（小艇）。

[no obj.]Sailing (of a ship) turn to face the wind in spite of the helm

【航海】偏航。

informal a complaint, especially a trivial one

〈非正式〉抱怨，牢骚

my only gripe is that it could have been bigger.

我惟一的不满就是它原本可以更大些的。

[mass noun]gastric or intestinal pain; colic

胃（或肠）绞痛。

archaic an act of grasping tightly

〈古〉紧握；抓牢。

(gripes)Nautical lashings securing a boat in its place on deck or in davits

【航海】（把小艇固定在大船甲板或吊艇杆上的）小艇扣带。

词源

"Old English grīpan ‘grasp, clutch'， of Germanic origin； related to Dutch grijpen, German greifen ‘seize'， also to ＧＲIＰ　and ＧＲＯＰＥ． Sense 2 dates from the 17th cent.； sense 1， of US origin, dates from the 1930s．"