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1 kaunan aihe
• grievance -
2 valituksen aihe
• grievance -
3 epäkohta
yks.nom. epäkohta; yks.gen. epäkohdan; yks.part. epäkohtaa; yks.ill. epäkohtaan; mon.gen. epäkohtien epäkohtain; mon.part. epäkohtia; mon.ill. epäkohtiindefect (noun)disadvantage (noun)drawback (noun)fault (noun)grievance (noun)* * *• abuse• disadvantage• fault• defect• flaw• grievance• handicap• inconvenience• injustice• is in evidence• maladministration• weakness• drawback• disgrace -
4 kantaa kaunaa
• bear malice• nurse a grievance• be down on -
5 kauna
yks.nom. kauna; yks.gen. kaunan; yks.part. kaunaa; yks.ill. kaunaan; mon.gen. kaunojen kaunain; mon.part. kaunoja; mon.ill. kaunoihingrudge (noun)ill will (noun)rancour (noun)resentment (noun)spite (noun)animus (noun)* * *• aversion• dislike• grievance• grudge• ill will• malice• rancour• resentment• spite -
6 moitiskelu
• reprimand• moan• grumble• grievance• annoyance• gripe• dissatisfaction• criticism• charge• accusation• complaint -
7 purkaa murheensa
• air a grievance -
8 ruikutus
yks.nom. ruikutus; yks.gen. ruikutuksen; yks.part. ruikutusta; yks.ill. ruikutukseen; mon.gen. ruikutusten ruikutuksien; mon.part. ruikutuksia; mon.ill. ruikutuksiinsnivel (noun)whimper (noun)whine (noun)* * *• grievance• snivel• whimper• whine -
9 valitus
• lament• wail• remark• reclamation• moaninglaw• moanslaw• wailslaw• moanlaw• lamentations• lamentationlaw• groan• grievancelaw• crylaw• complaints• complaintlaw• complaining• claimlaw• beef• appeallaw• moundlaw• groans
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