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complaint /kəmˈpleɪnt/ noun

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complaint
[noun]
Synonyms:
- criticism, charge, grievance, gripe (informal), grouse, grumble, lament, moan, protest
- illness, affliction, ailment, disease, disorder, malady, sickness, upset
English Thesaurus: complaint, make a complaint, complaint about, formal complaint, letters of complaint, ...

[TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary

complaint S3 W3 /kəmˈpleɪnt/ noun
[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Old French; Origin: complainte, from complaindre; complain]

1. [uncountable and countable] a statement in which someone complains about something:
If you wish to make a complaint, you should see the manager.
The sales assistants are trained to deal with customer complaints in a friendly manner.
complaint about
Keating was dismissed after complaints about the quality of his work.
complaint of
complaints of police brutality
complaint from/to
complaints from local residents
a complaint to the Advertising Standards Authority
complaint against
All complaints against police officers are carefully investigated.
complaint that
We are concerned by complaints that children are being bullied.

2. [countable] something that you complain about:
Our main complaint was the poor standard of service.
My only complaint is that the price is rather high.

3. [countable] formal an illness that affects a particular part of your body:
He is having treatment for a chest complaint.

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

complaint
noun
I. act of complaining
ADJ. bitter, serious | common, familiar, frequent | formal, official | consumer, customer
VERB + COMPLAINT have I have a complaint about the food.
bring, file, lodge, make, register, voice He brought a complaint against his former manager. They filed a complaint with the European Commission.
get, have, receive We have had some serious complaints from parents.
deal with, handle, hear, investigate, respond to The tribunal heard complaints against the director.
resolve | reject
COMPLAINT + VERB arise complaints arising from late payment
concern sth, relate to sth
COMPLAINT + NOUN complaints procedure
PREP. ~ about a complaint about working conditions
~ against a complaint against the police
~ from a complaint from the neighbours
~ of a complaint of unfair dismissal
~ to to make a complaint to the authorities
PHRASES cause/grounds for complaint The way I was treated gave me no cause for complaint.
a chorus of complaint, a letter of complaint, a matter of complaint

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

complaint
II. illness
ADJ. mild, minor | chronic | common Not being able to sleep at night is a very common complaint.
back, chest, etc. | medical
VERB + COMPLAINT have, suffer from He has a minor skin complaint.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

complaint

make a complaint (=complain formally to someone)
The manager of the team decided to make a complaint about the referee.
file/lodge a complaint formal (=make a complaint)
She filed a complaint against several of her colleagues.
have a complaint (=want to complain about something)
Please let us know if you have any complaints about our service.
bring a complaint against somebody formal (=complain in a formal, legal way)
Higgins brought a complaint against his former manager.
receive a complaint (also have a complaint)
Our department has received a number of complaints from the public.
deal with/handle a complaint
Police officers came to the house to deal with a complaint about noise.
investigate a complaint
The dog was rescued after officials investigated a complaint of neglect.
uphold a complaint (=say it is reasonable)
The complaint was upheld and the advertisement was withdrawn.
a complaint concerns something/relates to something
We have received a number of complaints concerning faulty goods.
a formal/official complaint
The man has lodged a formal complaint against the police.
a common/widespread/frequent complaint
A common complaint of children is that parents do not listen to them.
a serious complaint
Serious complaints of negligence have been made.
a customer/consumer complaint
As a result of the improvements, customer complaints went down by 70%.
a bitter complaint (=a very angry one)
The people are full of bitter complaints about their government.
a familiar complaint (=one that you have heard many times)
A lack of good public transport is a familiar complaint.
cause/grounds for complaint (=a good reason to complain)
I do not think that he has any cause for complaint.
a letter of complaint
I wrote a letter of complaint to the hospital manager.
a complaints procedure (=a system for dealing with complaints)
There is a very straightforward complaints procedure you must follow.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

complaint
noun
BAD: There have been several complaints for the service in the canteen.
GOOD: There have been several complaints about the service in the canteen.

Usage Note:
(make ) a complaint about sth (NOT for ): 'If you have any complaints about the service, you should write to the manager.'

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Common Errors

complaint something that you say or write when you are complaining, especially to someone in an official position:
If you have any complaints, please contact our customer relations department.
Our main complaint is the poor standard of service.
If you have a complaint, you should write to the manager.
make a complaint:
Some employees are worried about what will happen to them if they make a complaint.
complaint about:
Keating was dismissed after complaints about the quality of his work.
formal complaint:
Mr Kelly has made a formal complaint against the police.
letters of complaint:
The commission has so far received nearly 10,000 letters of complaint.
protest when someone complains publicly about something that they think is wrong or unfair and should not be allowed to happen:
Despite their protests, the students’ fees were increased.
in protest (=as a way of making a protest):
When two members of the team were dismissed, the rest of them walked out in protest.
protest against:
The ambassador lodged a formal protest against the proposals.
ignore somebody’s protests:
Ignoring my protests, he took off his jacket and wrapped it around my shoulders.
grievance something that you feel unhappy about because you think that you have been treated unfairly – use this especially about an official complaint you make about the place where you work: file a grievance (=officially complain):
She filed a grievance last year after her supervisor refused to promote her.
grievance against:
Anyone who has a legitimate grievance against the company can take it to the arbitration committee.
air a grievance (=discuss a grievance publicly):
The meetings give employees the opportunity to express their views or air grievances.
march to walk in a large group from one place to another in order to protest about something:
Hundreds of students marched through the city in protest against the employment laws.
demonstrate to walk or stand somewhere in a large group, in order to protest about something:
About 200 people were demonstrating outside the US Embassy.
Environmentalists have been demonstrating against plans to dump waste at sea.
riot to protest by behaving in a violent and uncontrolled way:
Hundreds of workers rioted after pay negotiations broke down.
The prisoners were rioting agianst their appalling conditions.
boycott to protest about the actions of a company, country, or industry by refusing to buy something, or refusing to go to a place or event:
They may boycott the next Olympic Games.
Shoppers are boycotting battery-farmed eggs.
hold/stage a sit-in to protest by refusing to leave a place:
The students have been staging a sit-in to protest about overcrowding at the polytechnic.
go on a hunger strike (also go on hunger strike British English) to protest by refusing to eat:
Maynard went on a hunger strike to protest his innocence.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus

illness something wrong with your health which makes you feel ill:
Her husband was in hospital for six months with a serious illness.
disease a particular illness, especially one that spreads to other people easily or that affects one part of your body:
childhood diseases such as measles and chickenpox
heart disease
infection an illness that is caused by bacteria or a virus:
His cough got worse and worse and became a chest infection.
condition a health problem that affects you permanently or for a long time:
a medical condition such as asthma
a heart condition
problem [usually after a noun] something that is wrong with a particular part of your body or your health in general:
a serious back problem
health problems
trouble [singular, only after a noun] illness or pain that affects a particular part of your body:
I’ve had a bit of stomach trouble.
disorder formal an illness that prevents a particular organ of your body from working properly, or affects the way you behave:
a liver disorder
a blood disorder
Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder.
bug informal an illness that spreads to other people very easily but that is not very serious:
There’s a bug going round at school and a lot of the children are absent.
a flu bug
complaint medical an illness that affects a particular part of your body, especially one that is not very serious – used by doctors:
a minor skin complaint
Deakin suffers from a back complaint called arachnoiditis.
ailment /ˈeɪlmənt/ formal an illness that affects a particular part of your body, especially one that is not serious:
People often go to their doctor about relatively minor ailments.
The ointment is used to treat ailments such as small wounds and insect bites.
sickness the state of being ill, especially when it stops you working:
absence from work due to sickness
ill health formal the state of being ill, usually for a long period of time:
Research shows that there is a link between air pollution and ill health.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus


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