rah-LAY[ʁɑ.le]
Pronunciation: Speaker: Mecanautes · CC0 · Wikimedia Commonsto go on about everything, out loud and daily — the national sport of grumbling
Closest in English: grumble, grumbling, moan. None of them covers it.
Râler began as a rattle in the throat and settled into a daily habit: the French râlent about the weather and the price of butter. A râleur is nobody's villain, more a fixture of the office. Britain does the same thing and calls it a good moan.
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Two in three placed it in French straight away; most of the others went for Catalan.
The register cost the most points.
The most common guess was “rant”: close, but not it.
Of those who bet on the translation, two in five got it exactly.
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