- man and wife fall out (idiom, from Book of Changes); marital strife
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- man and wife fall out
This idiom is used to describe a situation in which a married couple has a serious disagreement or conflict, leading to emotional distance or separation in their relationship.
They fell out over some trivial matters and haven't spoken for days.
hūn yīn婚姻zhòng dì中的zhēng chǎo争吵shì是zhèng cháng正常de的,dàn但fū qī fǎn mù夫妻反目kě néng可能huì会dài lái带来yán zhòng hòu guǒ严重后果。
Arguments in marriage are normal, but falling out as a couple can lead to serious consequences.
Generated collocations (experimental)
fū qī fǎn mù夫妻反目marital discordfū qī夫妻guān xi关系jǐn zhāng紧张strained marital relationshipfǎn mù chéng chóu反目成仇to become enemiesfū qī夫妻zhēng chǎo争吵husband and wife quarrelfū qī夫妻fēn qí分歧disagreements between spousesfū qī夫妻Lěng zhàn冷战marital cold warbù hé不和de的fū qī夫妻unhappy couplefū qī夫妻gǎn qíng感情shū yuǎn疏远emotional distance between spouseshūn yīn婚姻wēi jī危机marriage crisisfū qī夫妻hé zuò合作spousal cooperationchóng jiàn重建fū qī夫妻guān xi关系rebuilding the marital relationshipfū qī夫妻hé jiě和解reconciliation between spouses