complaining

a complaining tone of voice

was forever complaining about the job.

a patient complaining of lassitude and inability to concentrate.

She is always complaining about something.

Jean is always complaining about something.

She is forever complaining about the food.

The patient is complaining of pain in the abdomen, doctor.

The children are always complaining that they are perishing with hunger. Don’t take seriously.

Her constant complaining just sticks in my craw.

I’m not going to risk my neck complaining about the boss.

She’s been complaining from the moment she set foot in this hotel.

There he goes again—always complaining about something.

The taxpayers are complaining that their money is flowing out through government spending.

I feel guilty about going behind his back and complaining to the boss.

Some old bag came in here complaining that we’d charged her too much.

I’m sick and tired of hearing you complaining all day long.

Jim’s constant complaining was really beginning to try her patience.

Complaining loudly, Mrs Corney asked Mr Bumble to wait until she came back.

If food is scarce it's no use complaining; we shall just have to pull in our belts.

Grouchy people are always complaining for no reason.

Mr. and Mrs. Zuckerman were always complaining about them, and putting up screens.

But I'm not, I'm not complaining.

The old woman is constantly complaining.

So, yeah, it's not just you complaining.

Sue is never satisfied, she is always complaining.

46. What are teachers complaining about?

It's not just these symptoms. It's not just complaining.

American farmers have been complaining of labor shortages for several years.

This year, Parisians are not complaining about too much automobile traffic.