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quarrelquar·rel1 /ˈkwɔrəl ; ˈkwɑrəl / noun [countable] (formal) an angry argument or disagreement吵架；争吵；口角◆Several people pulled out knives during a quarrel on Elm Street last night.昨晚几个人在埃尔姆街吵架时拔出了刀子。 SYN argument ●have no quarrel with sb / sthto have no reason for complaining about or disagreeing with someone or something没有理由抱怨（或不赞成）◆I have no quarrel with what has just been said.我对刚才所说的没有异议。
quarrelquar·rel2 /ˈkwɔrəl ; ˈkwɑrəl / verb [intransitive] (present participle quar·rel·ing, past tense, past participle quar·reled) (CanE also -ll-) (formal) - quarrel (with sb) (about / over sth) to have an angry argument or disagreement吵架；争吵◆Politicians quarreled bitterly over whether to send troops to the area.政界人士为是否向该地区派遣部队激烈地吵了起来。 SYN argue
- quarrel with sth to disagree with something不同意；反对◆I wouldn't quarrel with Mary's description of what happened.我并不反对玛丽对事件经过的描述。
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