English-French translations for quarrel

• carreau
• dispute
  Nous devons cependant passer outre nos différences et nos disputes passées et regarder vers l’avenir, c’est la seule solution. However, we have to get over all our past differences and quarrels and look to the future. That is the only solution.
• disputer
• se disputer
• brouille
• ciseau
• conflit
  Il faut mettre un terme aux conflits entre le Conseil, l'OMI et la Commission. It is time to put an end to the quarrels between the Council, the IMO and the Commission.
  La diminution progressive des ressources naturelles indispensables pour l'être humain et de l'espace vital est susceptible de devenir à l'avenir la cause de conflits, voire de guerres. Quarrels over diminishing but vital natural resources and decent living space may well be the cause of future conflicts or even wars.
  Ce faisant, vous avez provoqué avec les évêques, les syndicats et une grande majorité des citoyens basques le conflit le plus amer depuis l'époque de Franco. In doing so you have provoked the bitterest quarrel with the Basque bishops, trade unions and a large majority of Basque citizens since the time of Franco.
• flèche
• metallin, kiven työstöön) burin
• querelle
  Il ne s’agit donc pas de se quereller à propos de jambon de Parme ou de mannequins suédois. That means no quarrelling over Parma ham and Swedish models.
  Les querelles diplomatiques sont donc le dernier de nos soucis. The diplomatic quarrel is therefore the least of our worries.
  Je n'ai pas voulu participer à une querelle interne espagnole. I have tried not to get involved in an internal Spanish quarrel.
• quereller
  Il ne s’agit donc pas de se quereller à propos de jambon de Parme ou de mannequins suédois. That means no quarrelling over Parma ham and Swedish models.
• se quereller
  Il ne s’agit donc pas de se quereller à propos de jambon de Parme ou de mannequins suédois. That means no quarrelling over Parma ham and Swedish models.

Definition of quarrel

• A verbal dispute or heated argument
• A ground of dispute or objection; a complaint
• An earnest desire or longing
• To disagree
• To find fault; to cavil
• To argue or squabble with
• A diamond-shape#Verb|shaped piece of coloured glass form#Verb|forming part of a stained glass window
• A bolt or arrow for a crossbow, traditionally with the head#Noun|head square in its cross section
• A small opening in window tracery, of which the cusps etc. make the form nearly square

Examples

• We got into a silly quarrel about what food to order
• A few customers in the shop had some quarrels with us, so we called for the manager
• to quarrel with ones lot

Related words

• quarrelsome
• quarreler
• quarrelsomeness
• quarrelling
• quarrelous
• quarrel; blunt arrow
• quarrel with fall out with
• quarrel with
• quarrelsome person