Moan Meaning in English
word
/ˈmoʊn/
mohn
/mˈəʊn/
mohn
परिभाषा
To make a low, long sound because of pain, sadness, or pleasure. It can also mean to complain in a way that is drawn out and sounds unhappy.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
'Moan' is often used informally to mean 'complain', especially in British English. It can also describe physical sounds (pain, pleasure). Collocates: 'moan in pain', 'moan about work'. Avoid using for serious complaints in formal writing.
Spanish: gemir - quejarsePortuguese (BR): gemer - reclamarPortuguese (PT): gemer - queixar-seChinese (Simplified): 呻吟 - 抱怨Chinese (Traditional): 呻吟 - 抱怨Hindi: कराहना - शिकायत करनाArabic: يئن - يشتكيBengali: কান্না করা - কষ্টের শব্দ করা - অভিযোগ করাRussian: стонать - жаловатьсяJapanese: うめく - 不平を言うVietnamese: rên rỉ - than vãnKorean: 신음하다 - 불평하다Turkish: inlemek - mızmızlanmakUrdu: کراہنا - شکایت کرناIndonesian: mengeluh - merintih
उदाहरण वाक्य
Stop moaning and do something about it!
natural
He always moans about the weather.
natural
She let out a soft moan as she fell asleep.
natural
He began to moan when the doctor touched his leg.
basic
The students moaned about too much homework.
basic
She let out a long moan of pain.
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