rant — to speak angrily and at length about something
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to speak angrily and at length about something
Pronunciation (IPA): /rænt/
Korean meaning: 격렬하게 불평하다, 욕설을 퍼붓다
Korean pronunciation: 랜트 (강세: 랜트)
Example Sentences
- My dad's daily rant about how kids these days only look at their phones has become our dinner entertainment.
- She went on a rant when she discovered someone had eaten her labeled lunch from the office fridge.
- The customer's rant about the Wi-Fi being slow lasted longer than it would have taken to fix the problem.
rant
VERB//rænt//
to speak angrily and at length about something
Angrily shouting at length about something
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Dutch 'ranten' or Low German 'ranten', meaning to speak wildly or rave. The word entered English in the 17th century, possibly influenced by similar Germanic roots meaning to rave or speak nonsensically.
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“My dad's daily rant about how kids these days only look at their phones has become our dinner entertainment.”
“She went on a rant when she discovered someone had eaten her labeled lunch from the office fridge.”
“The customer's rant about the Wi-Fi being slow lasted longer than it would have taken to fix the problem.”
“After listening to his rant about traffic, I decided to take the subway instead.”
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