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Definition of wrangling - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
conflictintense argument or dispute, often prolonged
- The meeting was filled with wrangling over the budget.
2.
dataDated process of managing or organizing complex informationDated
- Data wrangling is crucial for accurate analysis.
Adjective
1.
conflictinvolving disputes or arguments
- The wrangling committee couldn't reach a decision.
2.
managementDated characterized by managing or organizing tasksDated
- The wrangling tasks required careful attention to detail.
Origin of wrangling
Old English, wringan (to wring)
Examples of wrangling in a sentence
The wrangling in the courtroom lasted for hours. Effective wrangling can streamline the data analysis process. Wrangling is essential before feeding data into the model. The wrangling team delayed the project. Their wrangling attitude caused unnecessary tension. The wrangling duties were overwhelming for the new manager.
Her wrangling skills kept the project on track.
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- French:querelle, querelleur, ...
- German:Streit, streitend, ...
- Italian:discussione, litigioso, ...
- Spanish:disputa, en disputa, ...
- Portuguese:discussões, em disputa, ...
- Chinese:争吵, 争吵的, ...
- Japanese:論争, 対立する, ...
- Arabic:مُشاحَنَة, جدالي, ...
- Hebrew:וִכּוּחִים מְמֻשָּׁכִים, מִתְוַכֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:пререкания, спорный, ...
- Ukrainian:суперечки, суперечливий, ...
- Hindi:तकरार, विवादास्पद, ...
Definition of wrangle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
conflictintr. argue or quarrel noisily and angrilyintr.
- They wrangled over the details for hours.
2.
datatr. US gather and organize data or informationtr. US
- He wrangled the data for the report.
3.
agriculturetr. Rare US herd and manage livestock or peopletr. Rare US
- He wrangled the cattle into the pen.
Noun
1.
disputecontroversy or intense argument
- The policy change sparked a wrangle in the community.
2.
agricultureTECH. act of herding livestockTECH.
- He was skilled in the wrangle of horses across the plains..
Expressions with wrangle
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argument or fight about law in court or with lawyers
The contract led to a long legal wrangle.
Origin of wrangle
Dutch, wrangelen (to dispute)
Examples of wrangle in a sentence
Politicians wrangled endlessly during the debate. She wrangled the survey results into a comprehensive chart. The team wrangled information from various sources for the project. She wrangled the sheep through the narrow gate. They wrangled the tourists into the buses efficiently. The wrangle over the contract lasted for weeks.
A wrangle erupted between the neighbors over the fence. The wrangle of cattle was a daily task for the ranchers. During the wrangle, the cowboys worked from dawn till dusk.
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- French:se disputer, querelle, ...
- German:streiten, Streit, ...
- Italian:litigare, dibattito, ...
- Spanish:discutir, disputa, ...
- Portuguese:discutir, disputa, ...
- Chinese:争吵, 争执, ...
- Japanese:口論する, 論争, ...
- Arabic:تَشَاجَرَ, جِدَال, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְוַכֵּחַ, וִיכּוּחַ, ...
- Russian:спорить, спор, ...
- Ukrainian:сперечатися, суперечка, ...
- Hindi:झगड़ना, विवाद, ...
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