英语"吵架"要怎么说

quarrel

quarrel 1

AHD:[kwôr“…l, kw¼r“-]

DJ[6kw%8rl, 6kw%r-]

KK[6kw%rl, 6kw$r-]

n（名词）

An angry dispute; an altercation

争吵：怒气冲冲的争辨；口角

A cause of a dispute or an argument:

争吵或争论的原因：

We have no quarrel with the findings of the committee

我们对委员会的判决没有任何怨言

vintr（不及物动词）

quarreled或 quarrelled quarreling或 quarrelling quarrels或 quarrels

To engage in a quarrel; dispute angrilySee Synonyms at argue

争吵：进行争辩；愤怒地争吵参见 argue

To disagree; differ:

不同意；不和：

I quarrel with your conclusions

我不同意你的结论

To find fault; complain

挑剔；抱怨

Middle English querele

中古英语 querele

from Old French [complaint]

源自 古法语 [牢骚]

from Latin querella, quer¶a

源自 拉丁语 querella, quer¶a

from querº} [to complain] see kwes-

源自 querº} [抱怨] 参见 kwes-

quar“reler 或

quar“reller

n（名词）

quarrel

quarrel 2

AHD:[kwôr“…l, kw¼r“-]

DJ[6kw%8rl, 6kw%r-]

KK[6kw%rl, 6kw$r-]

n（名词）

A bolt for a crossbow

四角箭：用于十字弓的一种弩箭

A tool, such as a stonemason's chisel, that has a squared head

凿子：有一方头的工具，如石匠用的凿子

A small diamond-shaped or square pane of glass in a latticed window

菱形玻璃板：花格窗上菱形或正方形方框的小玻璃

Middle English quarel

中古英语 quarel

from Old French

源自 古法语

from Vulgar Latin quadrellus

源自 俗拉丁语 quadrellus

diminutive of Late Latin quadrus [square]

后期拉丁语 quadrus的小后缀 [正方形]

from Latin quadrum see k wetwer-

源自 拉丁语 quadrum 参见 k wetwer-

quarrel

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n

争论；争辩；口角

We had a quarrel about money

我们就钱的问题争吵起来。

争吵的理由；争论的原因

He has no quarrel with us

他没有理由和我们争论。

quarrel

vi

-ll-; (AmE) -l-

争吵；争辩；口角

Those children are always quarrelling over little things

那些孩子们总是为小事而争吵。

quarrel with

抱怨；不同意

quarrel

中古英语 quarel〈古法语 querele〈拉丁语 querela 埋怨

你想怎麼样吵架

argue → 指提出理由或证据为自己或自己一方的看法或立场辩护，着重说理、论证和企图说服。

quarrel → 指两人之间或两个团体之间不友好的、吵吵嚷嚷地大声争论某事，尤指“吵嘴、吵架”。

debate → 侧重指意见等对立的双方之间正式或公开的争辩。

dispute → 侧重对分歧进行激烈或热烈的争论或争辩，带一定感情色彩，常隐含“各持已见”或“争论不休”意味。

discuss → 最常用词，指就某一或某些问题表明观点、看法等，以便统一认识，解决问题。

reason → 指据理力争以说服对方或求得对问题作更深入的研究

抱歉，我的邮箱出了问题，只能贴在这了。

I stomped into my room this afternoon and threw the door shut I was just so angry, so sad For the millionth time, my parents and I disagreed at the question of getting me tutoring My father persisted that if I don’t go to Maths and English tuition, then I would fail my exams, get kicked out of school and wind up poor and starved on the streets! That is so unfair! Why can I not get good grades through my own effort and talent There is something in this world that is more important than that number on your exam paper, and that something is your own ability to learn and create But my parents just don’t understand that Well, perhaps that is called the generation gap But I really hope that we can communicate with each other and solve this problem