Definition
Definition of squabbled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
conflictRare characterized by frequent minor disagreementsRare
- The squabbled team struggled to make decisions.
- The squabbled neighbors couldn't agree on the fence height.
- Their squabbled relationship made collaboration difficult.
Origin of squabbled
English, squabble (quarrel) + -ed (past tense)
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- French:chamaillé, ...
- German:verstritten, ...
- Italian:litigioso, ...
- Spanish:en desacuerdo, ...
- Portuguese:em conflito, ...
- Chinese:争论不休的, ...
- Japanese:意見が合わない, ...
- Arabic:كَثِير الجِدَال, ...
- Hebrew:מְסֻכְסָךְ, ...
- Russian:несогласная, ...
- Ukrainian:незгодні, ...
- Hindi:असहमत, ...
Definition of squabble - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
conflictminor fight or argument over trivial matters
- The siblings had a squabble over the TV remote.
Verb
1.
conflictintr. engage in a noisy argument over something pettyintr.
- They often squabble over trivial matters at meetings..
2.
printingtr. Dated UK disarrange letters or lines in printingtr. Dated UK
- The printer squabbled the text, causing confusion.
Origin of squabble
Unknown, possibly imitative
Examples of squabble in a sentence
A squabble broke out during the meeting. The siblings would squabble over the TV remote. Neighbors squabble about parking spaces. The typesetter accidentally squabbled the headline. They squabbled the letters, ruining the print.
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- French:dispute, se chamailler, ...
- German:Streit, streiten, ...
- Italian:battibecco, bisticciare, ...
- Spanish:riña, pelearse, ...
- Portuguese:discussão, brigar, ...
- Chinese:争吵, 拌嘴, ...
- Japanese:口喧嘩, 口論する, ...
- Arabic:شِجار, تَشاجَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:רִיב קָטָן, לְהִתְקַטֵּט, ...
- Russian:перебранка, ссориться, ...
- Ukrainian:сварка, сваритися, ...
- Hindi:झगड़ा, तकरार करना, ...
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