complain
/kəmˈpleɪn/
verb
- To say that you are unhappy, annoyed, or not satisfied about something.
- Neighbors often complain when the music is too loud late at night.
- She called the manager to complain about the cold food.
- He didn't want to complain, but the broken elevator made it hard to get to his apartment.
- To express pain or discomfort, often in a medical context.
- The patient complained of a sharp pain in his lower back.
- She complained of dizziness and was told to sit down and rest.
- After the long hike, several people complained of sore feet.