1.(封建制度下的)封地,采邑
2.(部落或家族之间的)世仇;仇恨;不和;争执,纠纷
1.长期不和;经常争吵
1.an angry disagreement between two people or groups that continues for a long time
1.to be involved in an angry disagreement that continues for a long time
1.Europe's feuding leaders could hash out a deal to put the single currency and the zone's banking system on a sustainable footing.
相互争斗的欧洲领导人可能会敲定一项协议，在可持续的基础上推进单一货币和区域银行体系。
2.Perhaps the survival of geisha culture reflects the fact that Japan is still a fine country for feuding old men.
艺伎文化的保存大概反映了一个事实：日本的权力中心仍旧以老年男性为主。
3.Constantine also wanted to stop all this feuding about what was orthodox Christianity.
君士坦丁大帝还想停止，这场关于正统基督教的斗争。
4.In particular he highlights the weakness of NATO (crippled by feuding over the Iraq war) and of the self-centred and complacent EU.
他还专门突出表现了北约（因陷入伊拉克战争泥潭而实力受损）和自私自利、自以为是的欧盟的软弱。
5.It was Mao, after all, who helped forge modern China out of an assemblage of rival regions and feuding warlords.
毕竟，是毛主席在各地地方政府和封建军阀割据局面中打造了这样一个现代中国。
6.In response, Mr Obama dispatched negotiators to Tegucigalpa, Honduras's capital, to browbeat the feuding leaders into a deal.
欧巴马总统派出谈判代表至宏国首都德古西加帕作为响应，严词威吓两位争吵的领导人达成协议。
7.Factionalism at the top might grow out of control, perhaps even leading to deadlock or outright feuding.
高层的党派之争有可能会失去控制，甚至陷入僵局，或者彻底的决裂。
8.The only valid knock on Kobe was his immaturity, feuding with his All-NBA teammate and coach leading to their departure.
唯一有说服力来说明科比不够完美的恐怕就是他和队友（奥尼尔），教练（菲尔）长期不和导致对方的离开。
9.The feuding over the leadership has encouraged tussles at grassroots level as well.
领导层的相互争斗也会影响到基层党组织的团结。
10.There was a chill between the two feuding neighbors.
两个邻居因为吵架而关系冷淡。