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爭吵

I. quarrel [ˈkwɒrəl] N

1. quarrel:

quarrel
争吵 zhēngchǎo
quarrel
口角 kǒujiǎo
quarrel
吵闹 chǎonào
I had a quarrel with my husband about the share of household work.
我因家务分工的问题和我的丈夫吵了一架。
make [or patch] up a quarrel
(争吵后)言归于好

2. quarrel:

quarrel
争吵的原因 zhēngchǎo de yuányīn
quarrel
抱怨的缘由 bàoyuàn de yuányóu
I have no quarrel against [or with] him.
我没有理由和他争吵。

II. quarrel <quarrel(l)ed; quarrel(l)ing> [ˈkwɒrəl] VB intr

quarrel
争吵 zhēngchǎo
quarrel
吵架 chǎojià
quarrel
不和 bùhé
The young couple often quarrel about [or over] trifles.
这对年轻夫妇经常为琐事争吵。
Present
Iquarrel
youquarrel
he/she/itquarrels
wequarrel
youquarrel
theyquarrel
Past
Iquarrelled / American English quarreled
youquarrelled / American English quarreled
he/she/itquarrelled / American English quarreled
wequarrelled / American English quarreled
youquarrelled / American English quarreled
theyquarrelled / American English quarreled
Present Perfect
Ihavequarrelled / American English quarreled
youhavequarrelled / American English quarreled
he/she/ithasquarrelled / American English quarreled
wehavequarrelled / American English quarreled
youhavequarrelled / American English quarreled
theyhavequarrelled / American English quarreled
Past Perfect
Ihadquarrelled / American English quarreled
youhadquarrelled / American English quarreled
he/she/ithadquarrelled / American English quarreled
wehadquarrelled / American English quarreled
youhadquarrelled / American English quarreled
theyhadquarrelled / American English quarreled
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His death was a political necessity, poorly veiled beneath the guise of a private quarrel...
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It has no quarrel with modern science, because religious truths and empirical facts are in different realms.
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Martin quarrels with her, then falls into despair as he becomes an object of public vilification.
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However, despite his quarrels with the government, he still continued to serve his country.
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There had always been quarrels concerning fishing grounds and territorial claims.
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