grouch的意思和读音

grouch

: [ɡraʊtʃ] : [ɡraʊtʃ]

n.

v.

grouches  grouching  grouched  

n.praise

v.complain,grumble,gripe,moan,sulk

n.complaint,grouse,whine,grumbler,whinger

grouchn.

1.a person who complains a lot

2.a complaint about sth unimportant

n.1.,2.

v.1.,

n.1.someone who complains a lot or is often in a bad mood2.a complaint

v.1.to complain a lot, often without good reason

1. gripe( ); grouch); oration(

2. grove // grouch // rent ...

3. grotto grouch grouchy , ...

4. ... ) growl ) grouch ) tangle ...

5. grotesque grouch . grouse v. ...

6. gripe( ); grouch); oration(

7. ... 3. troublemaker n. 4. grouch n. 5. protective adj. ...

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1.A bit of trivia for "Sesame Street" fans: the original Oscar the Grouch was not green.《绿

2.He reflected, "What's the matter with me today? Seems like I've got an awful grouch. ":“仿。”

3.That's because you're an old grouch. Now, Fred, at least today you should be in a good mood.

4.Sure, the owner's a bit of a grouch, but when you're in Nazi-occupied Morocco, where else are you going to go for cocktails?/ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

5.That's because you are an old grouch. Now, Fred at least today you should be on a good mood.

6.Mr. Dawson was an old grouch, and everyone in town knew it.

7.Back off , Kit. You know, you're really becoming a grouch .

8.You're nothing but an old grouch!

9.She had no time at all to recall the miserable past, no time to grouch or sigh.

10.Indian businessmen grouch about difficulties in getting American visas and the protectionist urges of Mr Obama's Democratic allies.便