Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Complain"

A: In that scenario, he literally means "can't complain" (meaning, "don't bother, there's nothing we can do about it")

So apart from that literal sense, "can't complain" as a phrase is usually used in an even situation (bad and good happening together), I edited my first answer above with another example.

But yes in your case, he seems to have said it in literal sense, e.g. "we cannot complain, it is what it is unfortunately"

A: the purpose of your protest

A: I hate Mondays! I always have to wake up so early! I never get to work on time! Traffic is always so bad! They make me do so much work, I hate it!

That's complaining.

A: "No me puedo quejar!" Forma de decir que estás satisfecho.

A: to complainというのは

文句を言うこと
不満を言うこと

この感じです

A: @eliaw : the clients complained to the hotel manager about the poor quality service performed by the hotel staff - you can single out 'complain to' and 'complain about' as in, to stay on the example above, 'the clients complained to the hotel manager' and 'the clients complained about the poor quality ...' .
The patient is complaining of ('complain of' is more formal than 'complain about' and used in more "serious" situations, like a medical examination as in this example, yet 'complain about' and 'complain of' are basically equal) pain in his abdomen.
The parents of the students are going to complain at the school principal because the central heating system hasn't been repaired yet.
The consumer organisation complained that the trains were always running late, they weren't clean and the tickets cost too much.

A: Complain = quejarse
She complained about the hair in her food
People complained to the chef about the salty food

nag = molestar/fastidiar
My sister nagged her boyfriend to take her to the movies
His mother nagged him to do his homework all weekend

A: I may not have a lot of extra money, but I have a car so I can't complain.

A: "Stop complaining!" "Why do you always complain?" "All you do is complain!" Hope that helped. :)

A: I always complain about running.
My brother likes to complain.
My mother doesn't want me to complain about her food.

A: To complain about means to tell about your dissatisfaction about something or someone
To complain of means to tell what you're suffering from.
Don't complain about him to the teacher.
Complain of about your illness to the doctor.

A: Complain is when you verbally let off emotional stress, dislike or anything negative.

"Why do you complain about your commute to work?"

Groan is a sound I hear most people make prior to complaining. It is like a sigh, but deeper.

A: Basically, they both mean the same thing.

However, "it's useless to complain" typically means the action is already done.

it's useless complaining--> the person may still be complaining.

A: Usually we complain about something. In a very formal setting, you could use either one.

A: gripe implies that it's not really fair to complain about, the person griping is being unreasonable.

"She started griping about the temperature, but everyone else was comfortable."

complain doesn't imply that.

"Everybody was complaining about the temperature."

A: “I’m so tired of hearing his complain.” i more natural :)

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A: × Her complain deprived me of my freedom.
✓ Her complaint deprived me of my freedom.

Complain is a verb
Complaint is the noun version of complain

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A: Can’t complain

A: 私も愚痴ってごめん would be better translated as "I'm also sorry for complaining." or "I'm sorry for complaining too."

When you say "Sorry for complaining too" it sounds like you're adding on that you're sorry for complaining as well as something else.
例えば...
"I'm sorry for yelling... sorry for complaining too."

BUT if the person you're talking to knows someone else was also complaining it would work.
例えば...
Person 1: "Gosh! Why does he always complain?"
Person 2: "Sorry for complaining too."
Person 1: "No, it's okay. You're having a bad day, but he does it all the time."

A: Since complain is a verb, you do not refer to it as talking about it.
Try saying "I've just been complaining and didn't even hear your reasons. I'm sorry for that."