grouches
[graʊtʃiz]

n.

爱抱怨的人( grouch的名词复数 )；脾气坏的人；牢骚；生气

英英释义

grouch[ ɡrautʃ ]

• n.a bad-tempered person

  同义词：grumpcrankchurlcrosspatch

• v.show one's unhappiness or critical attitude

  同义词：grumblescold

双语例句

用作不及物动词(vi.)

1. Of course, they all call me a grouch.
   他们大家当然说我爱发牢骚。
2. My father can be a real grouch x.
   我父亲有时候真爱发牢骚。

权威例句

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