-同义词和反义词
词性:|verb|
例句1. he was griping about the boss
-griped的不同词性形态
词组
||1:Mr Trump said that his administration would abrogate California’s laws on car emissions, which set higher standards than federal rules, “in order to produce far less expensive cars for the consumer”.||2:Regulators have often griped that the state dictates rules for the country as a whole.||3:California vowed to fight the administration all the way to the Supreme Court.
||1:特朗普表示,他的政府将废除加州关于汽车排放的法律,该法律设定的标准高于联邦法规,“目的是为消费者生产更便宜的汽车”。||2:监管机构经常从国家整体考虑而控制各州制定的规定。||3:加州誓与政府斗争到底,一路诉至最高法院。
||1: Conditions are little better in Italy. ||2: The province of Varese, near Milan, is a manufacturing heartland: its factories make plastics, textiles and a range of engineering products. ||3: Once firms there griped about poor infrastructure and red tape; now the credit squeeze is their main complaint. ||4: The local bosses' association says that 40% of firms were hit by lowered borrowing ceilings between January and March, and 15% were told to pay back loans. Banks turned down 45% of requests for new funding.
||1:意大利的情况也不容乐观。||2:毗邻米兰的瓦雷泽省,是意大利的一个制造业中心,这里的工厂主要生产塑料,纺织品和各种工业制造品。||3:曾经,这里的公司老是埋怨基础设备落后,官僚风气严重;而现在,他们主要抱怨贷款紧缩。||4:当地领导联盟表示,今年一至三月,有40%的公司因贷款上限下降受挫,银行要求15%的公司偿还贷款,并拒绝了45%的新贷款申请。
|noun|
1.A minor complaint.
‘my only _gripe_ is the size of the page numbers’
‘There are some minor _gripes_ I do have with the game play.’
2.An act of grasping something tightly.
‘he seized me by the arms with a rude _gripe_ ’
‘Do we know that there is a possibility, on any terms, of unclasping the firm _gripe_ of this little Hand, which was laid upon me before I came into the world?’
3.Gastric or intestinal pain; colic.
‘seeing your tiny baby suffering with wind and _gripe_ ’
‘When I brought him home he slept and then he started to cry loudly and I thought he had _gripe_ .’
4.Lashings securing a boat in its place on deck or in davits.
‘The whole operation is performed by one man only in the boat, who, by simply paying off a rope, unlashes and frees the boat from the ship's _gripes_ .’
‘As soon as we lowered the starboard action boat to the next deck the _gripes_ of the boat caught and we had to cut them with an axe.’
|verb|
1.(of a ship) turn to face the wind despite the efforts of the helmsman.
‘I had occasion to observe the vessel _griped_ to windward considerably.’
2.Affect with gastric or intestinal pain.
‘spasmodic _griping_ pains’
‘Sometimes the _griping_ pain was so severe that she screamed and tossed in the bed.’
3.Complain about something in a persistent, irritating way.
‘it's no use _griping_ about your boss or your pay’
‘‘Holidays make no difference to Simon,’ Pat _griped_ ’
4.Grasp tightly; clutch.
‘Hilyard _griped_ his dagger’
5.Secure (a boat) with gripes.
‘The boat must be fully _griped_ in at the davits and the harbour stop pins must be out.’
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