quarrel

• Sustantivo que designa una discusión o disputa airada entre personas, a menudo con intercambio de palabras ofensivas o enfadadas.

A noun referring to an angry argument or disagreement between people.

1. Angry disputeB1formal

   An angry argument or disagreement between people.

   Riña

   • They had a quarrel over money.
   • The quarrel between the neighbors lasted for hours.
   • She tried to avoid a quarrel with her friend.

   Sinónimosaltercationargumentclashdisagreementdisputefeudrowsquabbletiffwrangle

   Antónimosaccordagreementconcordharmonypeace

2. Crossbow arrowC2formal

   A short, heavy arrow with a square head, designed to be shot from a crossbow.

   Virote de ballesta

   • The knight loaded a quarrel into his crossbow.
   • Quarrels were used in medieval warfare.
   • The archer's quiver was full of quarrels.

   Sinónimosbolt

• Verbo que se usa para referirse a una discusión airada o enfadada con alguien, o a tener un desacuerdo acalorado.

A verb used to indicate the act of having an angry argument or disagreement with someone.

1. Have a disagreementB1formal

   To have an angry argument or disagreement with someone, typically about something relatively minor.

   reñir, discutir

   • The siblings often quarrel over which TV show to watch.
   • They quarreled about the best way to solve the problem.
   • He doesn't like to quarrel with his colleagues over small issues.

   Sinónimosarguebickerclashdifferdisagreedisputefall outfightrowsquabblewrangle

   Antónimosagreeconcurreconcile