grievances

英 [ˈgriːvənsɪz]

美 [ˈgrivənsəz]

n.  不平的事; 委屈; 抱怨; 牢骚
grievance的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 委屈；不满；不平；抱怨
  If you have agrievanceabout something that has happened or been done, you believe that it was unfair.
  1. They had a legitimate grievance...
     他们的抱怨是合乎情理的。
  2. The main grievance of the drivers is the imposition of higher fees for driving licences.
     让驾驶员深感不满的是驾驶执照收费的提高。
  3. ...a deep sense of grievance.
     强烈的不满

双语例句

• One gentle gaze, one sincere word make me stand hardships and grievances of life.
  一道温存的目光，一句由衷的话语，就让我经受住了生活的磨难和委屈。
• It is difficult to remove overnight all the grievances [ problems] accumulated over the years.
  积怨很深，一下子难以消除。
• He used the occasion to express all his old grievances against the chairman.
  他利用那机会表达了对主席积压已久的怨气。
• No wonder: its authoritarianism is ill-equipped to let people air grievances peacefully.
  这也难怪：其威权体制不善于让人民和平地宣泄不满。
• He defended the recent military action by citing a long list of grievances.
  他列举了很多令人不满的事例，为最近的军事行动辩护。
• I was told my grievances were confidential.
  他们告诉我说我的投诉是完全保密的。
• Senate employees could take their employment grievances to another branch of government
  参议院的雇员可以向别的政府部门申诉工作问题。
• Workers and supervisors get together to discuss their grievances.
  工人和管理人一起开会讨论他们的申诉。
• The difficulty is that most of us have grievances.
  难处在于我们大部分人都有委屈。
• I also know that you and I together, you tired, and your own grievances.
  我也知道你和我在一起你很累，也委屈了你自己。