1.
One who wrangles or quarrels.
争吵者争论或争吵的人
2.
Just as the heated exchange was about to come to the boil, the president called the speakers to order.
眼看这场激烈的争吵就要出现难以收拾的局面，会议主席赶紧叫争吵者安静下来。
3.
a fighter (especially one who participates in brawls).
一个斗争者（尤其参与争吵的人。
4.
A lawyer with a free-swinging, controversial courtroom style; gave a free-swinging press conference.
有吵吵嚷嚷、爱争论的审判风格的律师；举行了一次吵吵嚷嚷的记者招待会
5.
A noisy quarrel or fight.
吵架喧闹的争吵或争斗
6.
be at strife (with...)
(与…) 争吵,不和
7.
His words caused a great deal of dissension among his followers.
他的话在他的追随者之间引起了激烈争吵。
8.
His word cause a great deal of dissension among his followers
他的话在他的追随者之间引起了激烈争吵
9.
Do not argue, but discuss.
不要争吵，要商讨。
10.
intervene in a dispute, quarrel, etc
调解纠纷、 争吵等
11.
have scrap with sb.
跟某人打架[争吵]
12.
To quarrel or fight noisily.
吵架，对骂喧闹的争吵或争斗
13.
They often quarrel but they always make up.
他们经常争争吵吵，但总会言归于好的。
14.
They’re at it again – arguing, as usual!
他们又争吵起来－你往常一样争吵！
15.
a disposition to fight.
喜好争吵、争斗的性格。
16.
Upon the demise of the dictator, a Bitter dispute aBout succession to power developed.
独裁者一死，一场关于权力继承的激烈争吵便展开了。
17.
Born in1943: You may have quarrels with your family. Try to be less stubborn.
民国三十二年出生者：容易与家人发生争吵，别固执己见。
18.
And the author of this novel begs people to set party unity above the bickering of splinter groups.
本书作者并要求人们将党的团结置于小派别的争吵之上。