feud

• Substantivo que designa uma rixa longa e violenta ou uma disputa amarga, frequentemente entre famílias, grupos ou pessoas, que pode durar gerações.

A noun referring to a long and bitter quarrel or dispute, often between families, groups, or individuals, that may last for generations.

1. Long-standing conflictB2formal

   A prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute between two parties, often families or groups.

   Inimizade duradoura

   • The feud between the two families has lasted for generations.
   • Their political feud ended their friendship.
   • The neighbors had a feud over the property line.

   Sinônimosbad bloodconflictcontentiondisputeenmityhostilityquarrelstrifevendetta

   Antônimosaccordamityconcordfriendshipharmonypeace

2. RivalryB2informal

   A state of prolonged mutual hostility, often competitive.

   Rivalidade

   • The two companies have a long-standing feud over market share.
   • The feud between the rappers was widely covered in the media.
   • Their feud started over a misunderstanding at work.

   Sinônimosconflictenmityhostilityrivalrystrifevendetta

   Antônimosharmonypeace

• Verbo usado para descrever a participação em uma briga ou disputa longa e acirrada, frequentemente entre famílias, grupos ou pessoas. Também pode indicarhostilidade contínua e rivalidade intensa.

A verb used to describe engaging in a prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute, often between families or groups.

1. Engage in a long conflictC1formal

   To be involved in a prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute, often between families or groups.

   Inimizar-se

   • The two families have been feuding for generations over land rights.
   • The politicians feuded publicly over the new policy.
   • They feuded with their neighbors for years about the property line.

   Sinônimosbattlebickerclashcontenddisputefightquarrelwarwrangle

   Antônimosagreecooperateharmonizereconcileunite