1a quarrel (about/over sth) an angry argument or disagreement 争吵;吵嘴;口角:
We sometimes have a quarrel about who should do the washing-up.我们有时为了该谁洗碗盘而争吵。☞Look at argument and fight ²(3). 参看argument及fight^2(3)。
2a quarrel with sb/sth a reason for complaining about or disagreeing with sb/sth 抱怨的原因;不同意的理由:
I have no quarrel with what has just been said.我对于刚才人家所说的话没有异议。
1quarrel (with sb) (about/over sth) to have an angry argument or disagreement 争吵;吵嘴;发生口角:
The children are always quarrelling!孩子们老是争吵!I don't want to quarrel with you about it.我不想为了那件事跟你争吵。☞Look at argue and fight ¹(4). 参看argue及fight^1(4)。
quarrel1/ˋkwɔrəl; ˈkwɒrəl/n [C]1 an angry argument 争吵﹐争执: +with We’ve had a quarrel with our neighbours. 我们和邻居吵了一架。+about/over They had a quarrel about some girl. 他们为某个女孩吵架了。2 formal a reason to disagree with something or argue with someone【正式】不同意的原因﹔争执的理由: +with We have no quarrel with the court's decision. 我们对法院的判决没有意见。
quarrel2v [I] quarrelled , quarrelling BrE 【英】; quarreled , quarreling AmE 【美】to have an angry argument 争吵﹐争执: +with She's always quarrelling with her sister. 她老是和妹妹吵架。see box at见 ARGUE 方框
quarrelquarrelquarrels1nounan argument or a disagreement with somebody: He had a quarrel with his wife about money.quarrelquarrelquarrelsquarrelledquarreledquarrellingquarreling2verb (British) (quarrels, quarrelling, quarrelled) (Americanquarreling, quarreled)to argue or disagree with somebody: He quarrelled with his wife about money.The children are always quarrelling.