- to quarrel
- to have a row
- quarrel
- CL:頓|顿[dun4]
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to quarrel
- to have a row
- quarrel
This meaning refers to a verbal conflict or disagreement between two or more parties, often characterized by raised voices and emotional tension.
He quarreled with his friend over some minor issues.
She always quarreled with her family due to differing opinions.
This phrase is synonymous with quarreling, indicating a more intense argument that may involve shouting and strong emotions.
Last night, they had a loud row over work issues.
The argument between them became increasingly intense.
This meaning emphasizes the ongoing nature of the dispute, suggesting that it might be a recurring issue or conflict between the people involved.
They often have quarrels, almost never experiencing a moment of peace.
This quarrel made their friendship tense.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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