start on at - Definition & Meaning | VisualLang Dictionary

start on at

to angrily complain to someone about something they didto angrily complain to someone about something they did

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start on at

Present Participle

starting on at

Past Tense

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Past Participle

started on at

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to angrily complain to someone about something they did

The coach started on at the players for their lack of effort during the game.
The customer started on at the staff for the long wait at the restaurant.
The teacher started on at the class for not paying attention during the lesson.
The employee started on at the manager for unfair treatment.