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complaint

/kəmˈpleɪnt/

Traduction: Expression de mécontentement, de grief ou d'accusation officielle concernant quelque chose jugé injuste ou insatisfaisant.

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noun

/kəmˈpleɪnt/B1formal
  • frExpression de mécontentement, de grief ou d'accusation officielle concernant quelque chose jugé injuste ou insatisfaisant.

A statement expressing dissatisfaction, grievance, or a formal accusation about something considered wrong or unsatisfactory.

  1. Expression of dissatisfactionB1formal

    A statement that something is wrong or not satisfactory.

    frplainte (expression de mécontentement)

    • She filed a complaint about the poor service.
    • The manager listened to the customer's complaint.
    • He made a complaint to the landlord about the noise.

    Synonymesbeefgrievancegripegrumblekickingmoanobjectionprotestwhine

  2. Medical conditionB2formalmedical

    A physical or medical problem, often a symptom of illness.

    frAffection (médicale)

    • He went to the doctor with a chest complaint.
    • The patient described a stomach complaint.
    • Common complaints include headaches and back pain.

    Synonymesafflictionailmentdisorderillnessmaladysickness

  3. Legal accusationC1formallegal

    A formal legal document stating that someone has committed a crime or offense.

    frPlainte pénale

    • The police filed a complaint against the suspect.
    • A criminal complaint was lodged in court.
    • The complaint detailed the charges of fraud.

    Synonymesaccusationchargeindictmentinformation

Formes
  • complaints plural form
  • complaints' possessive plural form
  • complaint's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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