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n.
complaint
dissent
1) to enter, file, lodge, register a ~
2) to express, voice a ~
3) to cause, draw, spark ( AE ), spark off ( BE ), trigger a ~
4) to dismiss, reject a ~
5) a strong, vigorous; weak ~ (we lodged a strong ~ with their government)
6) a ~ against
7) a ~ that + clause (the court rejected their ~ that due process had not been observed)
8) in ~ (to resign in ~)
9) under ~ (they complied with the order under ~)
public demonstration of disapproval
10) to organize, stage a ~
11) to put down, quell a ~
12) a noisy; public ~
13) a ~ against
II
v.
1) to ~ strongly, vigorously
2) ( D ; intr. ) to ~ about, against (to ~ against a war; AE also has: to ~ a war)
3) ( K ) we ~ed his being released
4) ( L ; to) we ~ed (to the mayor) that taxes were too high