তুচ্ছ আপত্তি বাড়াতে

Noun:

পোনামাছ,

Verb:

দোষারোপ করা, খচখচ্ করা, ছিদ্রান্বেষণ করা,

carped's Usage Examples:

In 1985, Dailey carped that rookie Michael Jordan received more attention from the team, arguing.

Critics carped but playgoers knew a fun show when they saw one so the show ran for 854.

Then he harped on, and he carped on, Till all were fast asleep; Then down thro bower and ha he's gone, Even.

The mode of compassing death has been carped at, but no one could do anything but rejoice at Miss Climpson and her subterfuges.

Shirvan National Park Candy Cane Mountains in Khizi District Azerbaijani carped listed in Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity list.

The now critical Squarcione carped about the earlier works of this series, illustrating the life of St James;.

John Emery, the New York Evening Post critic John Mason Brown memorably carped "Tallulah Bankhead barged down the Nile last night as Cleopatra – and sank.

Squadron aircraft were located was attacked by NATO for 35 times, with three carped bombings, destroying total airport infrastructure with almost 705 various.

[he] could have a fishwife's tongue; and the ascetic's prerogative, he carped about the horror of declining morals in the village.

Sullivan's score generally came in for praise, though critics carped—as they would throughout his life—that theatrical scores were beneath his.

In his book The Beatles Apart (1981), Woffinden wrote: "Those who carped at the lyrics, or at Harrison himself, missed a great deal of the music.

He cheered and high-fived and carped like the baseball nut he has been since growing up in the Canarsie section.

Critics carped McKelvey's myopic vision considered more his profit and seemingly was oblivious.

carped's Meaning':

raise trivial objections

Synonyms:

Cyprinus carpio; freshwater fish; domestic carp;

Antonyms:

approve;