Whine | Mean of whine in English Dictionary
/ˈwaɪn/
- Verb
- to complain in an annoying way
- He's always whining about the weather.
- Quit whining and finish your dinner.
- “I want to leave now,” she whined.
- The workers were whining that the office was too cold/hot.
- to make a high, crying sound
- The dog was whining because it wanted to go out.
- to make a high and unpleasant sound that continues for a long time
- The electric saw whined as it cut through the wood.
- Noun
- a high and unpleasant sound that continues for a long time
- the whine of a jet engine
