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quarrel

/ˈkwɒr.əl/

/ˈkwɔr.əl/

quarrel over

Translations

quarrelnoun

quarrels

/ˈkwɒr.əl/

/ˈkwɔr.əl/

querelleDésaccord vif ou dispute entre personnes.

The siblings had a quarrel over who would get to use the car this weekend.

Les frères et sœurs ont eu une querelle pour savoir qui pourrait utiliser la voiture ce week-end.

disputePlus général; convient aussi au sens de motif de désaccord.

He had no quarrel with the new policy changes at work.

Il n'avait aucune dispute avec les nouvelles modifications de la politique au travail.

Additional translations

carreauSens rare : projectile d’arbalète.

Synonyms

quarrelverb

quarreled

Past Simple

quarreled

Past Participle

quarreling

Gerund

/ˈkwɒr.əl/

/ˈkwɔːr.əl/

contesterS’emploie pour exprimer une objection ou un désaccord avec une idée, une conclusion ou une décision.

I do not quarrel with the committee's conclusions, but I question their methodology.

Je ne conteste pas les conclusions du comité, mais je remets en question leur méthodologie.

se disputerVerbe courant pour une dispute entre personnes.

The siblings often quarrel over who gets to use the computer first.

Les frères et sœurs se disputent अक्सर pour savoir qui utilisera l’ordinateur en premier.

Synonyms

fall out

Definitions

quarrelnoun

An angry argument or disagreement, typically between people who are usually on good terms.

The siblings had a quarrel over who would get to use the car this weekend.

A reason for disagreement or dispute.

He had no quarrel with the new policy changes at work.

A square-headed bolt or arrow, especially as used in a crossbow.

The knight loaded a quarrel into his crossbow before taking aim at the target.

quarrelverb

To have an angry argument or disagreement.

The siblings often quarrel over who gets to use the computer first.

To express objection to or disagreement with something; to dispute a point, claim, or decision.

I do not quarrel with the committee's conclusions, but I question their methodology.