1.口角,争吵,拌嘴;争论
1.争吵
2.通过争辩使某人... (into; out of)
3.〈美〉放牧,看守(马群)
1.an argument that lasts for a long time, especially an angry and unpleasant one
1.to argue about something for a long time, especially in an angry and unpleasant way
1.During the 1790s, they wrangled with their opponents, led by Thomas Jefferson, about the kind of country America should be.
在18世纪90年代期间，他们与由托马斯•杰斐逊领导的反对党就美国的国家定位这一问题展了开争论。
2.From the moment she woke she wrangled with military and managerial decisions.
每天从早上醒来，她就要为军事决策和管理决策与别人争论不休。
3.It was available at a moment's notice, purchased at a bodega or wrangled from a vending machine.
这在当时的宣传中是随处可见的，购买还是同自动贩卖机争论。
4.The children wrangled about who should sit in front.
孩子们为了谁坐在前边而争吵。
5.But talks stalled after Pyongyang wrangled with Washington over the implementation of the deal and how to verify its past atomic activities.
但平壤与华盛顿就如何实施该协议及如何证实朝鲜以往的核活动产生争议。之后会谈就被搁置了。
6.For years business and labor groups wrangled over the need for federal legislation.
多年以来，企业与劳工团体为联邦立法的需要而争论。
7.May be i dont wanna talk to you after we wrangled, but i will pour a glass of water to you, cause i know you will thirsty. . .
当我们吵架后，也许我不想和你说话，但是我会倒杯水给你，因为你可能会口渴；
8.This isn't the first time the U. S. has wrangled with China over coated paper.
这并非美国在铜版纸问题上首次和中国出现摩擦。
9.The talks stalled last winter as North Korea wrangled with the US over how to implement agreed measures and verify its activities.
去年冬天，由于朝鲜和美国就如何执行商定措施并核实其行为而激烈争执，谈判陷入僵局。
10.Authority of invention is wrangled for Chinese people to prevent intellectual property rights fall into foreign person.
为中国人争得了发明权，防止其知识产权落入外国人之手。