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(I) can't complain. and (I have) nothing to complain about. Inf. a response to a greeting inquiry asking how one is or how things are going for one. Sue: How are things going? Mary: I can't complain. Mary: Hi, Fred! How are you doing? Fred: Nothing to complain about. complain about someone or something to protest someone or something; to grouch about someone or something. Oh, stop complaining about the weather. You are always complaining about me. complain of something to moan and suffer from a disease; to report the symptoms of a disease or health condition. Kenneth complained of a headache and general weakness. The patient was complaining of a headache. complain to someone to grouch or protest to someone. Don't complain to me. I will complain to the manager. can't complain (spoken) to admit that things are mostly all right My job gives me a month's vacation, so I really can't complain. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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