grumbled

英 [ˈɡrʌmbld]

美 [ˈɡrʌmbld]

v.  咕哝; 嘟囔; 发牢骚; 咕隆; 发轰隆声
grumble的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 抱怨；发牢骚
  If someonegrumbles, they complain about something in a bad-tempered way.
  1. I shouldn't grumble about Mum — she's lovely really...
     我不该抱怨妈妈——她真的很好。
  2. Taft grumbled that the law so favored the criminal that trials seemed like a game of chance...
     塔夫脱抱怨法律如此偏袒罪犯，审判看来像是一场碰运气的游戏。
  3. 'This is inconvenient,' he grumbled...
     “这不方便，”他抱怨道。
  4. It's simply not in her nature to grumble.
     怨天尤人根本就不是她的性格。
  5. Grumbleis also a noun.
     
  6. My grumble is with the structure and organisation of the material.
     我所不满的是素材的结构和组织。
• VERB 隆隆作响
  If somethinggrumbles, it makes a low continuous sound.
  1. It was quiet now, the thunder had grumbled away to the west...
     隆隆的雷声向西边传去，现在寂静下来了。
  2. The dogs made a noise, a rough, grumbling sound.
     这些狗发出刺耳的低吼声。
  3. Grumbleis also a noun.
     
  4. One could often hear, far to the east, the grumble of guns.
     人们经常能听到从东边很远的地方传来的隆隆枪炮声。

双语例句

• She never grumbled or groused.
  她从不抱怨或发牢骚。
• "Ugh, I made a mess," I grumbled.
  “唷，我把它搞得一团糟，”我嘟囔地说。
• They grumbled to me that the decision was not fair.
  他们向我抱怨说那裁决不公平。
• He grumbled out his reasons for disliking the arrangement.
  他抱怨地说出了他对这种安排不高兴的原因。
• The officials felt taken for granted and grumbled loudly.
  这些官员感到受了怠慢，于是大声抱怨起来。
• "That's disgusting," my husband grumbled.
  “真恶心”我的丈夫发牢骚地说。
• 'The King should be asking our advice, not talking to that foreigner, Daniel,'they grumbled.
  “国王本应该向我们寻求建议，而不是那个外国人但以理。”他们抱怨道。
• Brezhnev grumbled that I seemed constantly to stress what the agreement was not, rather than its positive aspects.
  勃列日涅夫抱怨说，我似乎经常强调该协定的消极方面，而不是强调它的积极方面。
• She grumbled something to the effect that Madame ought to have come to a decision.
  她咕噜了几句话，意思是说，太太早应该有所决定。
• They are afraid of nothing,'I grumbled, watching their approach through the window.
  “他们什么也不怕，”我咕噜着，从窗口望着他们走过来。