How is the phrase grincements de dents translated from French to English

Manifestation bruyante de colère ou de détresse.

Loud anger or distress about something.

phrase
English translation
Gnashing of teeth

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  • Les nouvelles règles ont provoqué bien des grincements de dents. The new rules caused much gnashing of teeth.

  • Il y a eu beaucoup de grincements de dents à cause du prix. There was a lot of gnashing of teeth over the price.

  • Pourquoi tous ces grincements de dents pour un si petit changement ? Why all the gnashing of teeth about one small change?

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How is “grincements de dents” translated from French?
“grincements de dents” translates into English as “Gnashing of teeth”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “grincements de dents” mean?
Meaning of “grincements de dents”: Manifestation bruyante de colère ou de détresse. In English — “Gnashing of teeth”.
What part of speech is “grincements de dents”?
“grincements de dents” is a phrase.
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