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Significats de quarrel like en anglès
Encara no tenim significats per a "quarrel like".
Ús de quarrel like en anglès
1
Such friends as you and Mary don't quarrel like ordinary unreasonable women.
2
It was a senseless quarrel like the one she had that last evening with Maurice.
3
They may quarrel like two little spitfires, and mostly do, but-theyrespect each other's intuitions.
4
Take an ancient quarrel like that over determinism.
5
If the Christians were only left to themselves, they might be trusted 'to quarrel like beasts.'
6
Will he meet me on the Continent and settle our quarrel like a gentleman, not like a hired bravo?
7
I had swaggered, boasted, had taken a challenge for a bout and a quarrel like any hanger-on of a tavern.
8
I had forced a quarrel like an ill-mannered boy on the very man whose help I had come to seek.
9
Hyacinthe had drawn near to his sister: "You know," said he, "it's simply idiotic to quarrel like that.
10
I have known two lovers quarrel like cats behind the scenes, who were, the moment after, ready to fly into each other's embraces.
11
I suppose there were some high words about something, and a kind of a quarrel like, and so you parted, but that's nothing.
12
It was a beastly situation, dragged into a family quarrel like that; forced to commit an intrusion that was so plainly labeled in advance.
13
High Ridge didn't quite raise his voice, but its hard edge cut through the burgeoning quarrel like a knife, and Janacek closed his mouth.
14
In fact, between us, we sometimes quarrel like tinkers; but I hold my ground, and when he sees I am right he quietly gives in.
15
There were men there who wrote like geniuses and quarreled like children.
16
They loved each other like brothers, yet they quarrelled like Socialists.