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argument

/ˈɑːr.ɡjə.mənt/

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noun

/ˈɑːr.ɡjə.mənt/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее причину или ряд причин, приводимых в поддержку идеи, действия или теории, или словесный обмен противоположными мнениями.

A noun referring to a reason or set of reasons given in support of an idea, action, or theory, or a verbal exchange of opposing views.

  1. Disagreement or quarrelA2formal

    A verbal exchange of opposing views, often angry or heated.

    ruСпор

    • They had a heated argument about politics.
    • The argument ended with both sides agreeing to disagree.
    • She avoided arguments to keep the peace.

    Synonymsaltercationclashdisagreementdisputefightquarrelrowsquabbletiffwrangle

    Antonymsaccordagreementconcordconsensusharmony

  2. Reason or justificationB1formal

    A set of reasons given to support a point of view or persuade others.

    ruАргумент

    • He presented a strong argument for renewable energy.
    • The lawyer's argument convinced the jury.
    • Her argument was based on solid evidence.

    Synonymsbasiscontentiondefenseexplanationjustificationline of reasoningplearationalereasonreasoning

  3. Topic or themeB2formal

    The subject matter or central idea of a discussion, book, or speech.

    ruТема

    • The main argument of the novel is about justice.
    • The professor outlined the argument of the essay.
    • The argument of the film explores human nature.

    Synonymsgistmattersubjectsubject matterthemethrusttopic

Forms
  • arguments plural form
  • arguments' possessive plural form
  • argument's possessive singular form
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