quarrel 音标拼音: [kw'ɔrəl]
n . 吵架,反目,怨言,方形的东西
vi . 吵架,争论,挑剔
吵架,反目,怨言,方形的东西吵架,争论,挑剔
quarrel n 1 :
an angry dispute ; "
they had a quarrel "; "
they had words "
[
synonym : {
quarrel }, {
wrangle }, {
row }, {
words }, {
run -
in },
{
dustup }]
2 :
an arrow that is shot from a crossbow ;
has a head with four edges v 1 :
have a disagreement over something ; "
We quarreled over the question as to who discovered America "; "
These two fellows are always scrapping over something " [
synonym : {
quarrel },
{
dispute }, {
scrap }, {
argufy }, {
altercate }]
Quarrel \
Quar "
rel \,
n . [
OE .
quarel ,
OF .
quarrel ,
F .
carreau ,
LL .
quadrellus ,
from L .
quadrus square .
See {
Quadrate },
and cf .
{
Quadrel }, {
Quarry }
an arrow , {
Carrel }.]
1 .
An arrow for a crossbow ; --
so named because it commonly had a square head . [
Obs .]
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To shoot with arrows and quarrel . --
Sir J .
Mandeville .
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Two arblasts , . . .
with windlaces and quarrels .
--
Sir W .
Scott .
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2 . (
Arch .)
Any small square or quadrangular member ;
as :
(
a )
A square of glass ,
esp .
when set diagonally .
(
b )
A small opening in window tracery ,
of which the cusps ,
etc .,
make the form nearly square .
(
c )
A square or lozenge -
shaped paving tile .
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3 .
A glazier '
s diamond . --
Simmonds .
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4 .
A four -
sided cutting tool or chisel having a diamond -
shaped end .
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Quarrel \
Quar "
rel \,
n . [
OE .
querele ,
OF .
querele ,
F .
querelle ,
fr .
L .
querela ,
querella ,
a complaint ,
fr .
queri to complain .
See {
Querulous }.]
1 .
A breach of concord ,
amity ,
or obligation ;
a falling out ;
a difference ;
a disagreement ;
an antagonism in opinion ,
feeling ,
or conduct ;
esp .,
an angry dispute ,
contest ,
or strife ;
a brawl ;
an altercation ;
as ,
he had a quarrel with his father about expenses .
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I will bring a sword upon you that shall avenge the quarrel of my covenant . --
Lev .
xxvi .
25 .
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On open seas their quarrels they debate . --
Dryden .
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2 .
Ground of objection ,
dislike ,
difference ,
or hostility ;
cause of dispute or contest ;
occasion of altercation .
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Herodias had a quarrel against him ,
and would have killed him . --
Mark vi .
19 .
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No man hath any quarrel to me . --
Shak .
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He thought he had a good quarrel to attack him .
--
Holinshed .
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3 .
Earnest desire or longing . [
Obs .] --
Holland .
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{
To pick a quarrel }.
See under {
Pick },
v .
t .
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Syn :
Brawl ;
broil ;
squabble ;
affray ;
feud ;
tumult ;
contest ;
dispute ;
altercation ;
contention ;
wrangle .
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Quarrel \
Quar "
rel \,
v .
t .
1 .
To quarrel with . [
R .] "
I had quarelled my brother purposely ." --
B .
Jonson .
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2 .
To compel by a quarrel ;
as ,
to quarrel a man out of his estate or rights .
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Quarrel \
Quar "
rel \,
n . [
Written also quarreller .]
One who quarrels or wrangles ;
one who is quarrelsome . --
Shak .
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Quarrel \
Quar "
rel \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Quarreled }
or {
Quarrelled };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Quarreling }
or {
Quarrelling }.]
1 .
To violate concord or agreement ;
to have a difference ;
to fall out ;
to be or become antagonistic .
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Our people quarrel with obedience . --
Shak .
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But some defect in her Did quarrel with the noblest grace she owed . --
Shak .
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2 .
To dispute angrily ,
or violently ;
to wrangle ;
to scold ;
to altercate ;
to contend ;
to fight .
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Beasts called sociable quarrel in hunger and lust .
--
Sir W .
Temple .
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3 .
To find fault ;
to cavil ;
as ,
to quarrel with one '
s lot .
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I will not quarrel with a slight mistake .
--
Roscommon .
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183 Moby Thesaurus words for "
quarrel ":
Kilkenny cats ,
action ,
aerial combat ,
affray ,
altercate ,
altercation ,
argue ,
argument ,
armored combat ,
arrow ,
arrowhead ,
barb ,
barney ,
battle ,
battle royal ,
beef ,
bicker ,
bicker over ,
bickering ,
blood feud ,
bobbery ,
bobtailed arrow ,
bolt ,
box ,
brannigan ,
brawl ,
broil ,
brush ,
bullfight ,
bump ,
cast out ,
cat -
and -
dog life ,
caterwaul ,
chested arrow ,
clash ,
clash of arms ,
close ,
cloth yard shaft ,
cockfight ,
collide ,
combat ,
come to blows ,
conflict ,
contend ,
contend about ,
contention ,
contentiousness ,
contest ,
contestation ,
controversy ,
cut and thrust ,
dart ,
debate ,
differ ,
difference ,
difference of opinion ,
difficulty ,
disaccord ,
disagree ,
disagreement ,
discord ,
disputation ,
dispute ,
dissension ,
dissent ,
divide ,
dogfight ,
donnybrook ,
donnybrook fair ,
duel ,
dust ,
dustup ,
embroilment ,
enmity ,
exchange blows ,
exchange of blows ,
fall out ,
falling -
out ,
fence ,
feud ,
fight ,
fight a duel ,
fight over ,
fighting ,
fire fight ,
flight ,
flite ,
fliting ,
fracas ,
fray ,
free -
for -
all ,
fuss ,
give and take ,
give satisfaction ,
grapple ,
grapple with ,
ground combat ,
hand -
to -
hand combat ,
hand -
to -
hand fight ,
hassle ,
have words ,
have words with ,
hostility ,
house -
to -
house combat ,
imbroglio ,
join issue ,
jostle ,
joust ,
knock -
down -
and -
drag -
out ,
litigation ,
logomachy ,
melee ,
miff ,
misunderstanding ,
mix it up ,
naval combat ,
open quarrel ,
paper war ,
passage of arms ,
pitched battle ,
polemic ,
quarrel over ,
quarreling ,
quarrelsomeness ,
rassle ,
reed ,
rhubarb ,
riot ,
row ,
ruckus ,
ruction ,
rumble ,
rumpus ,
run a tilt ,
run -
in ,
running fight ,
scramble ,
scrap ,
scrapping ,
scrimmage ,
scuffle ,
set to ,
set -
to ,
shaft ,
sharp words ,
shoving match ,
skirmish ,
slanging match ,
snarl ,
spar ,
spat ,
squabble ,
squabble over ,
squabbling ,
squall ,
stand -
up fight ,
street fight ,
strife ,
strive ,
struggle ,
take issue with ,
tauromachy ,
thrust and parry ,
thwart ,
tiff ,
tilt ,
to -
and -
fro ,
tourney ,
tug -
of -
war ,
tussle ,
variance ,
vary ,
vendetta ,
volley ,
wage war ,
war ,
war of words ,
warfare ,
words ,
wrangle ,
wrangle over ,
wrangling ,
wrestle
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