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Definition of squabbling - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
disagreementpetty argument or conflict between people
- The constant squabbling made the meeting unproductive.
Adjective
conflictengaged in petty arguments or conflicts
- The squabbling siblings couldn't agree on a movie.
Origin of squabbling
English, squabble (to quarrel) + -ing (present participle)
Examples of squabbling in a sentence
Squabbling among the team delayed the project kickoff. The squabbling neighbors kept the whole street awake. Squabbling politicians delayed the decision.
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- French:chamaillerie, disputeurs, ...
- German:Streitereien, streitend, ...
- Italian:bisticcio, litigioso, ...
- Spanish:riña, peleón, ...
- Portuguese:discussão, briguentos, ...
- Chinese:争吵, 争吵不休的, ...
- Japanese:口げんか, 口論している, ...
- Arabic:تَشَاجُر, مُتَشاجِر, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְקוֹטְטוּת, רַב מְרִיבוֹת, ...
- Russian:ссора, ссорящийся, ...
- Ukrainian:сварки, сварливий, ...
- Hindi:तकरार, तकरार करता हुआ, ...
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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