TermGallery
English
English
Spanish
Catalan
Portuguese
Russian
EN
English
Español
Català
Português
Русский
Portuguese
desavença
Catalan
topada
Spanish
roce
A quarrel about petty points.
spat
fuss
squabble
tiff
bicker
pettifoggery
Portuguese
desavença
1
Well you young people are impressionable.' She again started moaning and
bickering
.
2
We know there was a long, earlier era of
bickering
machine probes.
3
And it represents a calamity far beyond the
bickering
of local lords.
4
The parents were
bickering
,
perhaps about how she had gotten that way.
5
Einstein was the only thinker in a century gone mad from
bickering
.
6
Policy confusion, internal
bickering
and vested interests have hamstrung the president's reforms.
7
What grated most disagreeably upon him was the
bickering
of the priests.
8
The delays owe as much to their
bickering
as to production setbacks.
9
This is hardly surprising for those that have been following the
bickering
.
10
Finally, Genzyme chief executive Henri Termeer demanded that his researchers stop
bickering
.
11
The
bickering
deepened into forthright quarrel, with at last the expected explosion.
12
But, three months on, crippled by internal
bickering
,
it has achieved little.
13
I'm not talking about the normal
bickering
that occurs between two people.
14
Come for the porcupine clubbing, stay for the Dharma and Greg
bickering
.
15
Same idea though, same show, prepare for the same barneys and
bickering
.
16
Team One was proving extremely unprofessional,
bickering
like a pair of adolescents.
bickering
bicker
political bickering
partisan bickering
much bickering
internal bickering
constant bickering
Portuguese
desavença
Catalan
topada
enganxada
Spanish
roce