kvetch

英 [kvetʃ]

美 [kvetʃ]

v.  老是抱怨; 总是发牢骚

现在分词：kvetching　过去式：kvetched　第三人称单数：kvetches　过去分词：kvetched　

牛津词典

verb

• 老是抱怨；总是发牢骚
  to complain about sth all the time

英英释义

noun

• (Yiddish) a nagging complaint
• (Yiddish) a constant complainer

verb

• express complaints, discontent, displeasure, or unhappiness
  1. My mother complains all day
  2. She has a lot to kick about
  Synonym:complainkickplainsound offquetch

双语例句

• You can kvetch all you want about Hugo SAYING that he considers Gaddafi a friend.
  你可以大骂雨果查韦斯称视卡扎菲为友。
• A rambling kvetch against the system ( Leonard Ross)
  对制度的喋喋不休的乱抱怨（伦纳德罗斯）
• We won't kvetch too much about its3.26-pound weight, as the laptop's easy to slip inside a bag or even hold with one hand.
  我们对她3.26磅（1.48公斤）的重量没什么特别抱怨，毕竟她可轻易溜进背包或单手托着使用。