(Noun) boleści żołądka, kolka;
gripe - (Noun) bolączka, skarga, utyskiwanie, powód do narzekań; liny do przytrzymywania łodzi;
boleści żołądka, kolka
liny do przytrzymywania łodzi
KOLKA
BÓL: OSTRY BÓL BRZUCHA
Przykłady użycia
Przykłady dopasowywane są do haseł w zautomatyzowany sposób - nie gwarantujemy ich poprawności.
Since the publishing market for England player memoirs collapsed after 2006 we may not have to wait for the Christmas books avalanche to start hearing this squad's gripes about dull food and pidgin English.
China is apparently doing quite well at the moment, and while there'll doubtless be the usual gripes about not wanting to pay over the odds for a right back, it probably helps if the person holding the purse strings is the second largest economy in the world as opposed to Dave Whelan.
Surveys of staff or "back to the floor" exercises by senior executives are no substitute for treating employees fairly and with dignity and paying them well; they won't stamp out workplace gripes such as office politics, obnoxious colleagues or over-promoted bosses, nor do they address other benefits valued by staff, such as decent pensions, opportunities for training or share ownership schemes.
Barack Obama has issued an impassioned appeal to disgruntled Democratic supporters, urging them to "wake up" and put aside their gripes about his leadership or risk a Republican backlash in the US midterm elections, now just six weeks away.
Hear hear, no more wasting energy on gripes and grudges.
Zgadzam się, nie traćmy już więcej energii na narzekanie i żale.
He gets bored when he has no gripes.
Nudzi się, gdy nie moze sobie ponarzekać.
Gripes go up, not down.
Narzekania idą w górę, nie w dół.