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Перевод: squabble
[существительное] перебранка ; мелкая ссора; перебранка из-за пустяков; ссора из-за пустяков; [глагол] вздорить; склочничать; пререкаться из-за пустяков; вздорить из-за пустяков; рассыпать; рассыпаться
Тезаурус:
- Wets squabble in wake of Meyer Points of Order.
- Rank's Simon and Laura (1955) pursued a different tack, mocking TV for the phoniness of its images of life through the story of a married couple in a TV soap, who are represented as cooing doves on the screen when in reality they always bicker and squabble.
- Squawking madly in what appeared to be a family squabble over the direction they should take, they suddenly closed ranks, as if by order, and formed a perfect vee behind their leader.
- So it was with some surprise a few years ago that our attention was drawn from the dull French film noir onscreen to the back of the cinema, where a couple were resolving a lovers' squabble.
- A bill before the House signals the end of the real battle and the start of a squabble over detail.
- In reality, the squabble is more over slogans and symbols left over from the Reagan years than anything substantial.
- STEVE ARCHIBALD THE HIBS BOARD SQUABBLE OVER THE LAST CLEAN STRIP
- He and I got into a bit of a squabble.
- Here children will share and squabble, will make and break friendships.
- The huntsman who is right up with hounds, dismounts and removes the brush and sometimes the mask after an exceptionally good run; he then throws the carcase to the hounds who squabble over it and eat it.
- However, even those who do not doubt the terrible things that happened can still squabble about their meaning.
- Ignoring disputes for the moment will be crucial if you have an inkling that your children squabble more when you are around.
- Ancient hostility between Iranians and Arabs is mirrored in the squabble about whether the Gulf should be called "Persian" or "Arabian" or, the boring compromise, neither.
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