Was heißt »ze­tern« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

be­jam­mern:

bemoan

lament

flu­chen:

curse

swear

gei­fern:

dribble

slaver

heu­len:

bawl

blubber

jam­mern:

lament

moan

wail

whine

yammer

kei­fen:

badger

bicker

jangle

nag

kla­gen:

bring an action

go to court

lament

sue

wail

whinge

la­men­tie­ren:

lament

moan

mot­zen:

grouch

grumble

pol­tern:

jangle

rumble

raun­zen:

nag

whine

schimp­fen:

curse

rant

swear

wet­tern:

storm

thunder

Englische Beispielsätze

• I don't often complain.

• Many teachers complain that their pupils are becoming more unruly.

• If you didn't complain so much, people would probably like you more.

• It's better to light a candle than complain about the dark.

• No matter how much you complain, it's not going to change anything.

• You can't complain about that!

• Tom's sure to complain.

• Tom's bound to complain.

• Tom is bound to complain.

• Tom is sure to complain.

• Tom is certain to complain.

• Please don't complain.

• We lament, complain, moan and start crying out in pain.

• Tom likes to complain in order to appease his envious neighbors.

• I won't complain about that.

• Tom called customer service to complain.

• I will work day and night and I will not complain.

• Tom and Mary often complain that they never get to be together without the children.

• Don't complain all the time!

• Don't complain!