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1 sıkıntı sebebi
grievance -
2 kincilik
n. grudge, spitefulness, grievance, vindictiveness, revengefulness* * *1. spitefulness 2. vindictiveness -
3 sıkıntı
n. boredom, heebie jeebies, bore, megrims, gloom, the megrims, gloominess, straits, bother, dire straits, botheration, toils, trouble, willies, difficulty, discomfort, distress, adversity, agitation, annoyance, anxiety, doldrums, draft, embarrassment* * *1. tedium 2. annoyance 3. botheration 4. distress 5. dullness 6. embarrassment 7. gloom 8. grievance 9. harassment 10. hardship 11. nuisance 12. onerousness 13. bother (n.) 14. distress (n.) -
4 sorun
n. problem, difficulty, trouble, question, issue, case, cause, funeral, grievance, hangup, hurdle, ill, knot, lookout, packet, proposition* * *problem -
5 şikayet
n. beef, complaint, grievance, delation, plaint, remonstrance, squawk, information* * *1. complaint 2. complaining (n.) 3. grouch (n.) 4. grouse (n.) -
6 şikâyet
n. beef, complaint, grievance, delation, plaint, remonstrance, squawk, information* * *complaint -
7 yakınma
n. beef, complaint, grievance, gripe, grumble, jeremiad, kick, plaint, remonstrance* * *complaint -
8 dert
n. trouble, bother, distress, grief, worry, sorrow, suffering, pain, affliction, headache, heartache, plague, bore, botheration, complaint, cross, dolor, dolour [Brit.], evil, fear, grievance, ill, mopes, nuisance, pip, pother, rock, scourge, throe -
9 kin beslemek
nurse a grievance -
10 kindarlık
n. grudge, spitefulness, vindictiveness, grievance, revengefulness
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