rant against (someone or something)

To complain angrily, forcefully, and at great length about someone or something. You should spend less time ranting against your professor and spend more time studying the material. I stop paying attention whenever he starts ranting against the government.

rant against someone or something

to rave and yell against someone or something. She spent most of the morning ranting against her mother-in-law. Leonard spent the entire morning ranting against the government.

词组	rant against (someone or something)
释义	rant against (someone or something) rant against (someone or something) To complain angrily, forcefully, and at great length about someone or something. You should spend less time ranting against your professor and spend more time studying the material. I stop paying attention whenever he starts ranting against the government. See also: rant Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. rant against someone or something to rave and yell against someone or something. She spent most of the morning ranting against her mother-in-law. Leonard spent the entire morning ranting against the government. See also: rant McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: rant against rant and rave rant and rave, to rave noodle around spend (something) on (someone or something) spend on spend for spend (something) for (something) traipse
随便看	in (one's) time in (one's) tracks in (one's) train in (one's) trust in (one's) way in one's way in one’s blood in one’s something mode have to hand it to someone have to hoof it have to live with have to live with (something) have too have too many irons in the fire have too much of a good thing have too much on (one's) plate have too much on plate have to run along have to shove off have to show for have to spare have to your name have toys in the attic have truck with have two left feet