wrangling

• Sustantivo que designa una discusión intensa o prolongada, a menudo con desacuerdos o disputas, frecuentemente en contextos de negociación o regateo.

A noun referring to an instance of intense argument, dispute, or prolonged disagreement, often in the context of bargaining or negotiation.

1. Intense argument or disputeB2formal

   A prolonged, often heated argument or disagreement, especially over details or terms.

   Disputa intensa

   • The contract was delayed due to legal wrangling between the two companies.
   • After hours of wrangling, they finally reached a compromise.
   • Political wrangling over the budget continued late into the night.

   Sinónimosaltercationargumentclashcontroversydisputequarrelrowskirmishsquabbletiff

   Antónimosaccordagreementconcordconsensusharmony

• Verbo usado para referirse a la acción de discutir ruidosa o airadamente, o de manejar o controlar animales, especialmente caballos o ganado.

A verb used to indicate the act of arguing or disputing noisily or angrily, or to manage or round up animals, especially horses or cattle.

1. Quarrel noisilyB2informal

   To argue or dispute in a loud, angry, or disruptive manner.

   Pelear ruidosamente

   • The children wrangled over the last piece of cake.
   • They wrangled for hours about the budget cuts.
   • The politicians wrangled loudly during the debate.

   Sinónimosarguebickerfightquarrelrowspatsquabbletiff

   Antónimosagreeconcurreconcile

2. Herd and care forC1formalamerican

   To manage, herd, or take care of animals, especially horses or livestock.

   Pastorear y cuidar animales

   • The cowboy wrangled the horses into the corral.
   • He spent the summer wrangling cattle on the ranch.
   • She wrangled the sheep back to the barn before the storm.

   Sinónimoscare fordriveherdmanageshepherdtend