quarrel
gb/kwˈɔɹəl/ us/kwˈɔɹəl/
B1
Engelsk
~ 2800
veszekedés, veszekedik, számszeríjvessző
NAVNEORD
B1
1
veszekedés
B1
Brugsmønster:
a quarrel between [people] about [something]
They had a quarrel about whose turn it was to do the dishes.
Veszekedés tört ki köztük amiatt, hogy kinek kellene elmosogatnia.
The siblings’ quarrel lasted for days.
A testvérek veszekedése napokig tartott.
A minor quarrel between friends can sometimes end a long relationship.
The neighbors have been in a quarrel over the fence for months.
Læringseksempler
My friend and I had a quarrel about the game.
A barátommal összevesztünk a játék miatt.
The brothers had a quarrel over the TV remote.
A fivérek összevesztek a tévé távirányítója miatt.
She had a quarrel with her sister about clothes.
They had a quarrel about where to go.
Typisk fejl:
Learners may confuse 'quarrel' with 'fight'; 'fight' can mean physical violence, while 'quarrel' is only verbal.
Betydning
an angry argument
Ordforbindelser
have a quarrel
|family quarrel
|long-standing quarrel
|quarrel over money
Synonymer
argument (More general; can be calm or heated, while 'quarrel' usually implies anger and personal tension.)
|
dispute (Formal or legal contexts; less emotional than 'quarrel'.)
Antonymer
agreement (Represents a state of harmony or shared opinion, opposite to conflict.)
|
harmony (Suggests peaceful and friendly relations, the opposite of a quarrel.)
Temaer
emotions
|relationships
|conflict
|communication
Definition
A loud or angry talk between people who disagree.
An angry argument or disagreement, especially between people who know each other well.
UDSAGNSORD
B1
2
veszekedik
B1
Brugsmønster:
to quarrel with [someone] about [something]
They often quarrel about money.
Gyakran veszekednek a pénzen.
I don’t want to quarrel with you over something so small.
Nem akarok ilyen apróságon veszekedni veled.
The two leaders quarreled about trade policy.
They quarreled constantly during their trip.
Læringseksempler
I do not want to quarrel with you.
Nem akarok veled veszekedni.
They quarrel about small things every day.
Mindennap apróságokon veszekednek.
My parents sometimes quarrel about money.
We never quarrel with our friends.
Typisk fejl:
Learners sometimes use 'quarrel' without 'with' when referring to the person; correct is 'quarrel with someone'.
Betydning
to argue angrily
Ordforbindelser
quarrel bitterly
|often quarrel
|quarrel constantly
|quarrel over small things
Synonymer
argue (More general; can be heated or calm, while 'quarrel' usually implies personal anger.)
|
bicker (Refers to frequent, petty arguing; often lighter than 'quarrel'.)
Antonymer
agree (Indicates shared opinion or acceptance, which is the opposite of quarreling.)
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reconcile (Means to restore friendly relations after disagreement.)
Temaer
emotions
|relationships
|conflict
|communication
Definition
To talk in an angry way because you do not agree.
To argue angrily with someone, often about something unimportant.
NAVNEORD
C1
LITERARY
3
The knight loaded a quarrel into his crossbow.
A lovag egy számszeríjvesszőt illesztett a számszeríjába.
A quarrel struck the target with a loud thud.
Egy számszeríjvessző hangos puffanással csapódott a céltáblába.
He carried a pouch of quarrels for hunting.
Læringseksempler
The soldier put a quarrel in his crossbow.
A katona számszeríjvesszőt tett a számszeríjába.
A quarrel hit the wall.
Egy számszeríjvessző a falba csapódott.
He has many quarrels for his crossbow.
Betydning
a crossbow bolt
Ordforbindelser
iron-headed quarrel
|shoot a quarrel
Synonymer
bolt (Common term for a missile shot from a crossbow; interchangeable with 'quarrel' in this sense.)
Temaer
weapons
|history
|sports
|arts_entertainment
Definition
A short arrow used in a crossbow.
A short, heavy arrow designed to be fired from a crossbow.
Grammatik
Opslagsform
quarrel
IPA
GB/kwˈɔɹəl/
US/kwˈɔɹəl/
Stavelser og tryk
quar - rel (2 stavelser)
Stress on 1st syllable (quar)
Ordformer
Noun
- Base: quarrel
- Plural: quarrels
Verb
- Base: quarrel
- 3rd Person Singular: quarrels
- Present Participle: quarreling, quarrelling
- Past: quarreled, quarrelled
Ordfamilie
Forms
quarrels
noun
quarreling
verb
quarrelling
verb
quarreled
verb
quarrelled
verb
Core family
quarrelsome
adjective C1
Related words
quarreller
noun
quarreler
noun
Advanced or less common
quarrelsomely
adverb
quarrelsomeness
noun
Udtryk
pick a quarrel
1/pˈɪk ə kwˈɔɹəl/
idiom
to start an argument on purpose
To try to make someone argue with you.
Eksempler
- He was looking to pick a quarrel with anyone who disagreed.
- Don’t pick a quarrel with your boss if you want to keep your job.
without (a) quarrel
1/wɪðˈaʊt ə kwˈɔɹəl/
fixed phrase
formal
without any disagreement
With no fight or argument.
Eksempler
- The decision was accepted without quarrel by all members.
- They parted without a quarrel, still good friends.