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| 21. | Those who are most benefited are often the first to complain. |
| 得益最大的人，往往先发牢骚。 |
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| 22. | They were no longer kept under any restraint and gave vent to their feelings of vexation. |
| 他们已无所顾忌，在发泄牢骚。 |
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| 23. | The complaints continued in the same vein. |
| 总是那一类的牢骚话, 没完没了. |
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| 24. | We closed our ears to their complaints. |
| 我们不理睬他们的牢骚。 |
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| 25. | Carlo Rizzi was punk sore at the world. |
| 卡罗 - 瑞泽对人世满腔牢骚。 |
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| 26. | have no kick coming |
| 不加反对|不发牢骚|感到满意 |
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| 27. | There was a growl and a push from the rest of the crowd. |
| 人群里有人发起了牢骚。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 紫激光束-快乐的配方 - Chapter 6 Blocked Off |
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| 28. | What are you beefing about now? |
| 你在发甚麽牢骚? |
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| 29. | Your complaining makes me sick. |
| 你的牢骚真令我反胃。 |
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| 30. | He like to have a good gripe from time to time. |
| 他时常爱发上一通牢骚。 |
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