griped US
ɡraɪpt
See also: annoyed (UK)
Definition

Definition of griped - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

emotionRareUSfeeling annoyed or irritatedRareUS
  • She felt griped by the constant noise.
  • He was griped by the delay in service.
  • The griped customer demanded a refund.
annoyed irritated
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Origin of griped

Old English, gripan (to seize)

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  1. French:agacé, ...
  2. German:genervt, ...
  3. Italian:infastidito, ...
  4. Spanish:irritado, ...
  5. Portuguese:irritada, ...
  6. Chinese:恼火的, ...
  7. Japanese:イライラしている, ...
  8. Arabic:مُنْزَعِج, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְרוּגָז, ...
  10. Russian:раздражённый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:роздратований, ...
  12. Hindi:चिढ़, ...
gripe
ɡraɪp

Definition of gripe - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
grievancecomplaint about something minor
  • His main gripe was the lack of good coffee.
complaint grumble whine
2.
medicalTECH.sudden intense pain in the intestinesTECH.
  • He doubled over with a gripe in his stomach.
cramp spasm twinge

Verb

1.
annoytr.cause annoyance or bother to someonetr.
  • His constant interruptions really gripe me.
complain grumble moan
2.
behaviorintr.complain persistently or annoyinglyintr.
  • She won't stop griping about the weather.
complain grumble whine
3.
maritimeintr.Datedtend to come up into the windintr.Dated
  • The ship gripes when sailing close-hauled.
luff veer yaw
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Expressions with gripe

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feel or express a complaint or dissatisfaction
I have a gripe about the new rules.
website for complaints about a company or service
He created a gripe site to share his bad experiences with the airline.
liquid given to babies to ease discomfort like colic or teething
Many parents use gripe water for their baby's colic or teething.

Origin of gripe

Old English, gripan (to seize)

Examples of gripe in a sentence

  • A common gripe is the slow internet speed.
  • The patient complained of a sudden gripe after dinner.
  • Doctors often treat gripes with specific medications.
  • Loud noises gripe her during study time.
  • The delay in service began to gripe the customers.
  • He's always griping about the traffic.

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  1. French:grief, agacer, ...
  2. German:Beschwerde, nerven, ...
  3. Italian:lamentela, infastidire, ...
  4. Spanish:queja, fastidiar, ...
  5. Portuguese:queixa, irritar, ...
  6. Chinese:小抱怨, 烦, ...
  7. Japanese:小さな不満, 苛立たせる, ...
  8. Arabic:شَكْوَى, أَزْعَجَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:תְּלוּנָה, לְעַצְבֵּן, ...
  10. Russian:незначительная жалоба, раздражать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:скарга, дратувати, ...
  12. Hindi:शिकायत, परेशान करना, ...

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