Translation of Italian word "la lamentela" to English
la lamentela
/la lamenˈtɛla/
How to use
The Italian noun 'lamentela' (feminine) denotes 'complaint, grievance' (An expression of grief, pain, or dissatisfaction). It typically takes the definite article 'la'. In practice, a statement that something is unsatisfactory or unacceptable.
🇬🇧 English
complaint, grievance
Example
Il cliente ha presentato una formale lamentela per il disservizio subito.
The customer filed a formal complaint for the poor service received.
Basta con le continue lamentele: cerchiamo invece di risolvere il problema insieme.
Enough with the constant complaints: let's try to solve the problem together instead.
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- Il cliente ha presentato una formale lamentela per il disservizio subito.— The customer filed a formal complaint for the poor service received.
- Basta con le continue lamentele: cerchiamo invece di risolvere il problema insieme.— Enough with the constant complaints: let's try to solve the problem together instead.
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The Italian word "la lamentela" means "complaint, grievance" in English.
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