Definition Conjugation
Definition of brangle - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
communicationDated minor argument or disputeDated
- The siblings had a brangle over the TV remote.
2.
chaosDated state of confusion or disorderDated
- The unexpected news threw the office into a brangle.
Verb
1.
conflictDated UK argue or quarrel noisilyDated UK
- The two friends began to brangle over the smallest things.
2.
trivial argumentDated UK argue noisily over trivial mattersDated UK
- The siblings would often brangle over the TV remote.
Origin of brangle
English, brangle (quarrel)
Examples of brangle in a sentence
A brangle erupted over the rules of the game. The sudden change in plans caused a brangle among the team. The meeting turned into a brangle over the budget. They would often brangle about politics. Neighbors brangled over the property line. They would brangle over who got the last cookie.
Neighbors began to brangle about the parking space.
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- French:querelle, se chamailler, ...
- German:Streit, streiten, ...
- Italian:bisticcio, bisticciare, ...
- Spanish:riña, pelearse, ...
- Portuguese:discussão, brigar, ...
- Chinese:小争吵, 争吵, ...
- Japanese:小競り合い, 口論する, ...
- Arabic:جِدال بسيط, تَشَاجَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:רִיב, לְרִיב, ...
- Russian:перебранка, ругаться, ...
- Ukrainian:суперечка, сваритися, ...
- Hindi:झगड़ा, झगड़ना, ...
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