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quar·rel
kwaw rl [or] kwa rl
复数:quarrels
第三人称单数:quarrels
现在分词:quarrelling或quarreling
过去式:quarrelled或quarreled
过去分词:quarrelled或quarreled
quarrelingly (adv.), quarreler (n.)
词根:quarrel
adj.quarrelsome 喜欢吵架的;好争论的
n.quarreler 争吵者;喜欢埋怨的人
quarreller 争吵的人;喜欢埋怨的人
quarrelsomeness 喜吵架
noun
an angry or bitter disagreement or argument.The loud quarrel in apartment 2-B could be heard by all the neighbors.Let's not get into a quarrel over this small matter.
that which causes or stimulates such a disagreement.I have a quarrel with his methods.
intransitive verb
to disagree or argue angrily or bitterly.He and his father-in-law are quarreling about politics again.They quarreled until late into the night.After the death of their father, the son and daughter quarreled over their inheritance.I really don't want to quarrel with you about this.
to express disagreement, complain, or find fault.I quarrel with that proposal because it's simply too unrealistic.
quarrel withv. 抱怨;不同意;拒绝接受;跟…吵架
quarrel about争论;为…争吵
这组词都有“争执、不和”的意思,其区别是:
argument指辩论双方均以事实或理由来说服对方的辨论。
controversy侧重指深刻的意见分歧,多指对引起广泛兴趣或非常重要的问题的辨论。
dispute普通用词,侧重指长时间,言词激烈,针锋相对的争辩。
debate通常指经过仔细组织和计划的个人或团体之间的辩论。
conflict指双方坚持已见、互不妥协,怀有敌意的争论,多暗示分歧极为严重,有时用语言无法解决,只得诉诸武力。
strife指因不可缓和的矛盾而引起的争吵或斗殴。
quarrel普通用词,既可指言词激烈的争吵,也可指温和的言词上的不和。
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“辩论,争论,说理”的意思,其区别是:
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。
reason指据理力争以说服对方或求得对问题作更深入的研究。
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。
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。
debate侧重指意见等对立的双方之间正式或公开的争辩。
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”。
以上来源于网络
“怒气冲冲的争论”(angry dispute)最早见于14世纪中期,意为“争执,争辩”,也可表示“投诉理由”。源自古法语的 querele(现代法语为 querelle ),“事物,问题,商业; 争执,争议”,直接来源于拉丁语的 querella,“诉苦,指控; 哀叹”,源自 queri,“抱怨,哀叹”,出自源自不确定词源的意大利语族语言词根 *kwese-,可能是从一个 PIE 语根 *kues- 而来,表示“发嘶嘶声”(源头包括梵语的 svasiti,“发出嘶嘶声,哼哼声”),但这并不是十分令人信服的解释,更好的词源解释仍在研究中。
中古英语也曾用于武装冲突。古英语称其为 sacan。表达“人之间愤怒的争执”则起于16世纪。
A quarrel is a matter of ill feeling and hard words in view of supposed wrong : it stops just short of blows; any use beyond this is now figurative. [Century Dictionary, 1897]
“一场 quarrel 是由于一方认为自己受到了某些的冤屈而引起的恶劣情绪和言谈,它仅仅停留在言语上,没有进一步的行动,现在使用此词时则多用做比喻。” — 《Century Dictionary, 1897》
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Noun (1) Middle English, from Anglo-French, square block of stone, bolt, from Vulgar Latin *quadrellum, diminutive of Latin quadrum square — more at quadrate Noun (2) Middle English querele, from Anglo-French, from Latin querela grievance, complaint, from queri to complain
The first known use of quarrel was in the 13th century
question1 of 2noun
something asked
try to make your questions brief
a topic to be talked or argued about
arms control and other questions of the day
a suggestion to be voted on
put the question to the members
an act or instance of asking : inquiry
objection sense 1
obey without question
possibility sense 1
no question of escape
question2 of 2verb
to ask questions of or about
to doubt the correctness of
question the decision
to look at or consider carefully : examine
question1 of 2noun
something asked
try to make your questions brief
a topic to be talked or argued about
arms control and other questions of the day
a suggestion to be voted on
put the question to the members
an act or instance of asking : inquiry
objection sense 1
obey without question
possibility sense 1
no question of escape
question2 of 2verb
to ask questions of or about
to doubt the correctness of
question the decision
to look at or consider carefully : examine
queer1 of 2adjective
differing from what is usual or normal : odd
a queer smell
eccentric, unconventional
not quite well : queasy
feeling a little queer today
gay entry 4
of, relating to, or characterized by sexual or romantic attraction not limited to people of a particular gender identity or sexual orientation
of, relating to, or being a person who is not heterosexual and/or who is not cisgender
relating to or being a person who identifies with or expresses a gender identity that is neither entirely male nor entirely female
transgender
queer2 of 2verb
to spoil the effect or success of : disrupt
a sudden storm queered our plans
queen1 of 2noun
the wife or widow of a king
a woman who rules a kingdom in her own right
a woman of supreme rank, power, or attractiveness
a society queen
something thought of as female and being at the top in a particular field
queen of the ocean liners
the most powerful piece in the game of chess
a playing card bearing the figure of a queen
the fertile fully developed female of social bees, ants, and termites whose purpose is to lay eggs
queen2 of 2verb
to act like a queenespecially: put on airs
to become or promote to a queen in chess
queen1 of 2noun
the wife or widow of a king
a woman who rules a kingdom in her own right
a woman of supreme rank, power, or attractiveness
a society queen
something thought of as female and being at the top in a particular field
queen of the ocean liners
the most powerful piece in the game of chess
a playing card bearing the figure of a queen
the fertile fully developed female of social bees, ants, and termites whose purpose is to lay eggs
queen2 of 2verb
to act like a queenespecially: put on airs
to become or promote to a queen in chess
quarter1 of 3noun
one of four equal parts
a unit (as of weight or length) that equals one fourth of some larger unit
any of four 3-month divisions of a year
a school term of about 12 weeks
a coin worth a fourth of a dollar
the sum of 25 cents
one fourth part of a slaughtered animal including a leg
a quarter of beef
a fourth part of the moon's period
a moon in its first quarter
one of the four equal parts into which the playing time of some games is divided
someone or something (as a place, direction, or group) not named
complaints came from all quarters
a particular division or district of a city
an assigned station especially of a member of a crew
call to quarters
plural the place where one lives : lodging
mercy sense 1a
show no quarter to the enemy
quarter2 of 3verb
to divide into four equal parts
to separate into parts
peel and quarter an orange
to provide with lodging or shelter
quarter3 of 3adjective
consisting of or equal to a quarter
quarter1 of 3noun
one of four equal parts
a unit (as of weight or length) that equals one fourth of some larger unit
any of four 3-month divisions of a year
a school term of about 12 weeks
a coin worth a fourth of a dollar
the sum of 25 cents
one fourth part of a slaughtered animal including a leg
a quarter of beef
a fourth part of the moon's period
a moon in its first quarter
one of the four equal parts into which the playing time of some games is divided
someone or something (as a place, direction, or group) not named
complaints came from all quarters
a particular division or district of a city
an assigned station especially of a member of a crew
call to quarters
plural the place where one lives : lodging
mercy sense 1a
show no quarter to the enemy
quarter2 of 3verb
to divide into four equal parts
to separate into parts
peel and quarter an orange
to provide with lodging or shelter
quarter3 of 3adjective
consisting of or equal to a quarter
quarrel1 of 2noun
a cause of dispute or complaint
an angry difference of opinion : dispute
quarrel2 of 2verb
to find fault
I quarrel with your version of what happened
to argue forcefully or loudly : squabble
1 At last after bickering and quarrelling and false starts away the farmer yielded for half again the worth of an ox in those parts.
2 The monkey and its owner made up their quarrel at once and streaked off into the night.
3 They had a quarrel, but have made it up now.
他们吵过架,现在和好了。
4 I don't quarrel with what you say, but with how you say it.
我并不在意你说了什么,而是不满意你说话的那种方式。
5 Even if he lurked by the latrine ditch waiting for some enemy to take a squat, the chances of his losing more than one quarrel would not be good.
6 They were familiar voices, friends that never quarreled with her, clever, powerful friends—daring and knowledgeable, tried and tested adventurers who had traveled far and wide.
7 He protested: “Ah, Mordred, cornel Nay, we are not quarrelling with our King. There is no thought of that about it.”
8 He would listen somberly, sigh, and repeat that he had no intention of quarreling with Reb Saunders, he respected his position in spite of its fanaticism.
9 “I heard him say that,” I said, alluding to statements my father had often made when quarrelling with my mother.
10 She began to look healthier, even beautiful again, as the result of these quarrels.
11 If certain birds appeared in dreams, this showed a quarrel would occur in the home.
12 In time he confidently expected all the trouble would smooth out by itself... if only the soldiers and the inhabitants did not get to quarreling.
13 After the aunties and Granddad quarreled, I was crying.
14 My sister and I used to quarrel all the time.
我和妹妹过去老是吵架。
15 Anyhow, Grandpa hadn’t hardly passed the time of day with Loma since they quarreled about her being an actress, and things got even worse between them after she disobeyed him and married Uncle Camp.
16 For the rest of that evening there were no more quarrels.
17 After the manner of men who see women quarreling, the doctor and Luke had withdrawn, standing tight together in miserable silence; now, at last, Luke moved and spoke.
18 At the Sunny Dixie there were frequent fights and quarrels.
19 Sometimes they may argue about an issue but they do not quarrel.
有时候他们会就一个问题争论起来,但他们不会争吵.
20 Then there were different times when they quarrelled about nothing—but even the quarrels were those of lovers, which seemed sweet when they remembered them afterwards.
1 口角
word scrap hassle verbal fuss tangle rhubarb SPAR broil squabble wrangle spat jangle brawling brabble jar tiff altercation rumpus bicker static brawl run-in hassling logomachy stramash altercate cross talk dispute unpleasantness rammy collieshangie
2 争吵
quarreling fratchy fratching tracasserie dispute scrap fuss fray strife brawl rhubarb SPAR altercation broil run-in bicker wrangling squall ruckus bickering unpleasantness tiff rumpus falling-out dustup row hassle squabble jangle altercate fall out with quarrel with argument brush breeze contention discord dust-up ding-dong set-to ructions shindy fight argue exchange words be at odds have words difference controversy blowout ruck wrangle shindig barney ruction punch-up unpleasantry brannigan rammy shauri stooshie quibble argufy swedge warring disagreement flare-up quarrelling dingdong argy-bargy breach tangle snarl spat hullabaloo brabble break spar set by the ears bandy words shout-up blue exchange stink feud scrimmage haggle bust-up bagarre disagree call in question at loggerheads scene go-around slugfest bunfight exchange words about exchange words with about exchange words with have words about have words with about have words with bandy words with carry on tangle with collision disharmony remonstrate mess around with feudal static barge hassling stramash flite collieshangie sturt jangly out yike threap cross-up debate scrape blowoff schemozzle flyting fratch passage jar a passage of arms flap chops at odds
3 反对
no but stand challenge combat protest opposition objection rebellion fuss hostility disapproval protestation demurrer with against anti mind fight object cross negative defeat counter react oppose rebel condemn traverse thwart disapprove deprecate demur scupper gainsay naysay have a problem with raise standard gun for be down on dissentient reverse con contrary opposed adverse unfavorable repugnant negatory oppositive oppugnant contra nyet kick difficulty resistance static crossing contradiction howl reprobation dido disapprobation contrariety thumbs-down contrariness countercheck discountenance opponency averse ob- agin blackleg ding oppugn repugn except dissent squeal antagonize thraw turn bar make a difficulty in the negative be opposed to
4 反目
6 菱形窗玻璃
7 斥责
roasting reprimand censure rollicking earful wigging finger-wagging hit monster roast slap wig reproach chide reprehend objurgate rap on the knuckles take to task
9 吵嘴
10 责备
reproachful talking-to stick blame rap censure reproof tax correct condemn reproach admonish reprove reprobate check speak fault haul over the coals take to task tell off talk to railing upbraid admonitory blessing prick qualm twit thumbs-down crimination rail chide animadvert call charge score row trim jack roast blister razz criminate
11 不和
rift misunderstanding discord enmity unpleasantness disunity disunion be at odds at loggerheads dissident division faction feud dissension tiff on bad terms at outs at feud disaffected trouble split breach friction variance rupture strife pique alienation schism feudal discordant dissonant dissentious war difference jar upset odds disagreement misunderstand dissonance outfall discordance disaccord disunite sever alienate falling out inimical inharmonious unharmonious out dispeace distance distraction dislike mischief falling-out inharmony hassle stranger unjoint set by the ears by the ears at odds at variance
13 挑毛病
14 抱怨
complaining grumbling growling grumblingly querimony complaint whine moan gripe rumbling bellyache querulousness kick rail complain rabbit crab bitch murmur wail mutter grouse yammer grouch nark repine rail at beef about find fault rail against lament groan grumble bleat niggle plaint ruction kvetch whinge create plain beef crib squeal chirp quibble bewail grizzle mither raise hell make a fuss grief grievance howl yap schmear yawp gravamen naffing belch poor-mouth bind hone fuss holler whimper grump grutch rain on
15 争论
polemic disputant disputatious word difference fight argument conflict difficulty contest dispute controversy tilt contention discord altercation haggle bicker wrangling argumentation disputation rumpus contestation set-to sturt fratch brabble threap setto polemize argue disagree hassle contend squabble wrangle jangle argufy controvert make an issue of tangle with tit for tat controversial eristic yike velitation niff-naw fliting passage moot run-in spat dissension barney rencontre rammy flite flyting debate discept differ polemicize question a passage of arms join issue
16 反对的理由
17 拌嘴
18 争斗
combatant day fight battle struggle conflict contest combat warfare wrestle tussle set-to scrap militate
19 绝交
20 吵架
row scrap ructions blue brawl run-in dustup make the fur fly fray maul affray altercate argy-bargy stoush dispute wrangle dust-up be at each other's throats mix it mix it with
23 责骂
talking-to vituperation telling-off row rail rag scold ream chide upbraid belabour vituperate ream ass
24 吵闹
rowdy-dowdy noiseful hot troublesome stirring tumultuous roaring rowdy raucous randy riotous brassy vociferous clamorous open-mouthed obstreperous rattly rumbustious mussy larrikin clamant stirabout bobbery tumultuary noisily dirdum row-de-dow music scene noise shine bother stir breeze to-do tangle racket fray ruffle brawl clamor broil sputter tumult ruckus clamour muss jangle fracas brouhaha rumpus hullabaloo hoo-ha ruction punch-up storminess loquacity shindy blatancy rowdydow row rag vociferate kickup hoedown dustup
25 挑剔
faultfinding particular delicate picky dainty fastidious anal-retentive nitpicking old-maidish nicely particularity quiddle nitpick fault nibble at find fault particular about find fault with nice fussy choosy vinegary censorious railing nicety crab carp kvetch vituperate select fine snippy uncharitable particularly quibble vivisection quiddity cavil fault-finding pettifog reprehend check peck at Nice nit-picking fad naffing niggle criticize
26 失和