fratch UK
frætʃ
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Definition of fratch - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
verbal argumentDatedUKengage in a verbal dispute or quarrelDatedUK
  • They often fratch over trivial matters.
bicker quarrel squabble
2.
conflictDatedUKengage in a physical fight or brawlDatedUK
  • The two boys began to fratch in the playground.
brawl scuffle
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Origin of fratch

Dialectal, fratch (quarrel)

Examples of fratch in a sentence

  • Neighbors fratch about the noise levels frequently.
  • They would often fratch over trivial matters.
  • The siblings started to fratch over the toy.

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  1. French:se disputer, se battre, ...
  2. German:streiten, prügeln, ...
  3. Italian:litigare, azzuffarsi, ...
  4. Spanish:reñir, pelearse, ...
  5. Portuguese:discutir, lutar, ...
  6. Chinese:争吵, 打架, ...
  7. Japanese:口論する, 乱闘する, ...
  8. Arabic:تَشَاجَرَ, تَعَارَكَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהִתְוַוכֵּחַ, לְהִתְעַמֵּת, ...
  10. Russian:ссориться, драться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сваритися, битися, ...
  12. Hindi:झगड़ना, लड़ना, ...

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