whinge UK
wɪndʒ
See also: whine (US)
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Definition of whinge - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
behaviorRareUKcomplain in an annoying or persistent wayRareUK
  • She always whinges about the weather.
complain grumble moan

Noun

petty complaintRareUKannoying complaint, often about something unimportantRareUK
  • His constant whinge about the weather annoyed everyone.
gripe moan whine
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complain in an annoying or trivial way
She likes to have a whinge about the weather.

Origin of whinge

Old English, hwinsian (to whine)

Examples of whinge in a sentence

  • They whinge whenever plans change.
  • Her whinge about the seating ruined the dinner mood.
  • Office whinge after the announcement lowered morale.

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  1. French:se plaindre, râlerie, ...
  2. German:jammern, Genörgel, ...
  3. Italian:lamentarsi, lamentela, ...
  4. Spanish:quejarse, quejido, ...
  5. Portuguese:queixar-se, queixa, ...
  6. Chinese:抱怨, 牢骚, ...
  7. Japanese:文句を言う, 愚痴, ...
  8. Arabic:تَذَمَّرَ, تذمُّر, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהִתְלוֹנֵן, קִיטוּר, ...
  10. Russian:ныть, нытьё, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нити, нарікання, ...
  12. Hindi:शिकायत करना, झुंझलाहट भरी शिकायत, ...

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