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Перевод: quarrel

[существительное]
спор ; ссора ; раздоры ; перебранка ; повод к вражде; алмаз для резки стекла; долото; стрела самострела;
[глагол]
спорить; оспаривать; придираться; ссориться; браниться; рассориться; поругаться; переругаться; разругаться; поссорить; перебраниться; переругиваться; перессориться

Тезаурус:

1. A fresh quarrel broke out between him and the King of France.
2. The atmosphere between the three personalities was electric and one day there was a violent quarrel.
3. A quarrel with someone close.
4. Indeed, aggression is one of the most predictable (stable) psychological traits or attributes over the life-span; children who are particularly aggressive at the age of three are also likely to be the children who fight and quarrel most frequently at fourteen and even in early adulthood.
5. : They churches will teach us to quarrel about God.
6. THOMAS SHADWELL was a successful dramatist in his own day, but he made the mistake of picking a quarrel with John Dryden.
7. A combination of justified annoyance, guilt and weeks of overwork blew John McLeish's temper to shreds instantly, and Francesca, seriously over-stressed and not one to duck a quarrel at the best of times, responded in kind.
8. I should have thought that, in the abstract, no one was likely to quarrel with that statement.
9. One might, as I usually do with one of his novels, quarrel mildly about his formal devices; but that would be an irrelevant vanity.
10. NIGEL AND ELEANOR HAD THEIR FIRST SERIOUS QUARREL A FEW months later.
11. We have no quarrel with the delicious plastic that Tony Blackburn plays on his daytime show.
12. The quarrel between faith and unbelief touched him for the first time and unsettled his mind.
13. The rift between the two younger men never healed after that quarrel, and their families never spoke again.