Translations for „whinge“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

whinge <whingeing [or whinging]> [wɪndʒ] VB intr Brit, Aus pej inf

whinge

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English

He's been playing the last month in pain, but he doesn't whinge, doesn't moan, just plays.

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This is not a whinge from someone who doesn't want to help.

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Maybe that doesn't fit the business strategy, that's fine, but don't whinge when we don't get the ratings we want.

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It's difficult to write this without sounding like a dreadful whinge.

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Until recently, it might have been just us fly-by expats whingeing about the smog, but not any more.

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Both sides of politics mirror the whinge of interest groups when they miss out on a handout or believe their handout has been cut.

www.theadvocate.com.au

You can't whinge because a lot of players have done it before.

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Rather than whinge, stand up and take some action.

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His letter concluded with the whinge that it was all so unfair that he should be criticised at all.

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Please stop whinging about things which don't matter.

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