Vocab Bloom Hub

have words

/hæv wɜːrdz/

翻译: 习语,指与某人争论、争吵或进行严肃的谈话,常带有责备或批评的意味。

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/hæv wɜːrdz/B2informal
  • zh习语,指与某人争论、争吵或进行严肃的谈话,常带有责备或批评的意味。

An idiomatic expression meaning to argue, quarrel, or have a serious discussion with someone, often involving reproach or criticism.

  1. Argue or quarrelB2informal

    To have an argument or disagreement with someone.

    zh争吵

    • They had words over the division of the inheritance.
    • I had words with my neighbor about the noise.
    • The two politicians had words during the debate.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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