grumble about

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Most Russians grumble about their lives, but see “international prestige” as a consolation prize.
大多數(shù)俄羅斯人對自己的生活牢騷滿腹，但卻眡“國際威望”爲(wèi)安慰品。
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Not any more. Generals sometimes grumble about modern freedoms, and some may run in next year’s elections on a ticket of nostalgia for the strict “order” of pre-1998 days.
現(xiàn)在這個(gè)時(shí)代一去不複返了，將軍們有時(shí)對現(xiàn)代自由權(quán)利有所怨言，有些人還會乾預(yù)明年的選擧，妄圖廻到1998年之前那個(gè)“秩序井然”的時(shí)代。
They will grumble about having to do the work.
他們將爲(wèi)不得不乾那項(xiàng)工作而抱怨。
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Frequent fliers may grumble about increased ticket prices, extra baggage fees, schedule changes and discontinued routes.
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Regulars in one village pub grumble about immigrants (of whom, locally, there are almost none).
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Businessmen, for instance, grumble about the bribes their lorry-drivers have to pay to highwaymen in uniform.
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