grievance是什么意思

音标:英 [ˈgri:vəns]美 [ˈɡrivəns]

委屈, 冤情, 苦况[经] 不满(对雇用条件的)

an allegation that something imposes an illegal obligation or denies some legal right or causes injustice
a complaint about a (real or imaginary) wrong that causes resentment and is grounds for action

grievance的用法和例句：

1. It outlined our grievances to the king.

它向国王描述了我们的怨愤和不满

2. talk to each other, air the grievances.

所以不如彼此坦言 澄清恩怨吧

3. It's a grievance, not a deal breaker.

这是有些不舒服 但不是大问题

4. Then your grievance is with the queen who swore you to it.

那你该跟你宣誓效忠的女王诉说冤屈

5. I'll write a grievance report on myself.

我还会写一份报告检讨自身

6. I'm sympathetic to your grievances, but I can't be caught in the middle of them.

我对你们的委屈感同身受 但我不能被它们所困

7. Perhaps we could talk to them, hear their grievances.

或许我们可以跟他们谈谈 听听他们的苦衷

8. Filed some grievance against the guys in the house.

就对消防局里的人提出了不满

9. We should at least file a grievance with the union.

我们至少应该向工会反映不公

10. But the ideology would have to fit with a preexisting grievance.

但是这种意识形态 需要已经存在一定的怨念