What does 言い争う in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 言い争う in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 言い争う in Japanese.
The word 言い争う in Japanese means 議論する 、 言い争う 、 論争する, 口論する、口げんかする、言い争う, 論争する、言い争う、紛糾する, 口論する 、 論争する 、 口げんかする 、 言い争う, 口論する、口げんかする、言い合いする、言い争う、喧嘩, 口論の、言い争う, 口論する、言い争う, 口論する、言い争う. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 言い争う
議論する 、 言い争う 、 論争する(quarrel) 新婚夫婦でさえ時には言い争いをするものだ。 Even newlyweds sometimes argue. |
口論する、口げんかする、言い争う(quarrel) My parents are always bickering; I'm worried they might get a divorce. |
論争する、言い争う、紛糾する(argue) The committee is always disputing and never actually makes any decisions. |
口論する 、 論争する 、 口げんかする 、 言い争う(figurative, informal (argue, quarrel) (議論する) 彼女はいつも 隣人と騒音について言い争って（or: 口論して）いる。 She's always fighting with her neighbour about noise. |
口論する、口げんかする、言い合いする、言い争う、喧嘩(argue) 彼は飲み過ぎるといつも奥さんと口げんかになる。 When he drinks too much, he always has words with his wife. |
口論の、言い争う(arguing, squabbling) The quarreling couple nearly crashed their car during an argument. |
口論する、言い争う(figurative (argue, clash) Politicians sparred over the issue of tax reform. |
口論する、言い争う(quarrel, argue) My three boys drive me crazy; they're always squabbling. |
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