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No. 1,338 in Japanese

ぐち

Complaint; grumble.

In a sentence

  • その会議の後、彼はぐちをこぼしていた。

    After that meeting, he was complaining.

    ぐち in this sentence is used to mean 'complaint' or 'grievance', and 'ぐちをこぼす' means 'to complain'.

  • ぐちばかり言っても何も始まらないよ。

    Nothing will begin if you only complain.

    ぐち here refers to voicing repeated complaints, emphasizing a negative and habitual aspect.

  • 昨日からのぐちがまだ耳に残っている。

    The complaints from yesterday are still ringing in my ears.

    ぐち is utilized to signify the complaints or grumblings from a prior discussion.

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