to tell; to inform; to let know

to sue; to bring a lawsuit against; to prosecute

to lodge a complaint

to appeal (a judicial case); appeal

to say everything (that is on one's mind)

to accuse; to denounce; to make a complaint against; denunciation

to file a complaint; to appeal (to an authority, a higher court of justice etc); complaint; appeal

to win a court case

public prosecution; criminal prosecution

to lament; to complain tearfully; to wail accusingly

variant of 訴|诉[su4]

to drop a lawsuit

to lose a lawsuit

(medicine) to complain of; a patient's brief account of their illness; (law) main suit; principal claim

to narrate; to explain; to justify oneself

counterclaim; countercharge (law)

to pour forth (one's opinions)

customer complaint; to complain about a company's product or service

(of a defendant) to respond to a charge; to defend oneself

to protest against a verdict; to lodge an appeal

private prosecution (law); (of a patient) to describe (one's symptoms)

to prosecute; given leave to sue

to state; to present; to set forth (a situation, opinion, grievance etc), often to an authority

(lit.) as if weeping and complaining (idiom); (fig.) (of music, singing etc) mournful

to prosecute sb