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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

whining

Are bitching and whining interchangeable?
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I would say no. ******** = to talk badly about someone or something, also to complain. Whining = to complain, in the sense of going on about something.

  • I would say no.
  • ******** = to talk badly about someone or something, also to complain.
  • Whining = to complain, in the sense of going on about something.
  • She was ******** about Emily who is now going out with her ex-boyfriend.
  • Stop whining, I'll buy you an ice-cream in a minute.
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I would say no.

******** = to talk badly about someone or something, also to complain.

Whining = to complain, in the sense of going on about something.

She was ******** about Emily who is now going out with her ex-boyfriend.

Stop whining, I'll buy you an ice-cream in a minute.
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Thanks, Optilang. I got it.
optilangin the sense of going on about something
By the way, what does the above mean?
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Example - my son.

"Dad by me an ice-cream, please."

"Ok I will, later". 30 seconds later

"Dad, I want an ice-cream, please".

"Yes I know, I told you I will buy you one later". 30 seconds later.

"Dad, Dad, buy me an ice-cream, please".

"I will, I will" 30 seconds later

"Dad, when are you going to buy me an ice-cream?
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That's so cute. Thanks, Optilang.
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******** – is a colloquial expression with a negative connotation. In a bulk sense, it means vocally express your dissatisfaction about something, either with reason or otherwise. When someone is “complaining” about something, there is usually a cause or reason which may or may not stand.



i.e. Mary is ******** about the long hours with her new job.



Whining
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Lastly, be aware that "********" is considered mildly vulgar.

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