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I. quar·rel [ˈkwɒrəl, αμερικ ˈkwɔ:r-] ΟΥΣ
1. quarrel (argument):
II. quar·rel <βρετ -ll- [or αμερικ usu -l-]> [ˈkwɒrəl, αμερικ ˈkwɔ:r-] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ
1. quarrel (argue):
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| we | quarrel |
| you | quarrel |
| they | quarrel |
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| we | have | quarrelled / αμερικ quarreled |
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| he/she/it | had | quarrelled / αμερικ quarreled |
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Furious, he charged his cavalry without order into the enemy forces.
en.wikipedia.org He then installed a large painting of each minister at each palace gate instead, hoping this was enough to ward off the furious ghost.
en.wikipedia.org He gets furious, manhandles her and leaves in rage.
en.wikipedia.org When the latter plan was revealed in the media, a furious reaction from supporters and high profile club personalities buried the proposal almost immediately.
en.wikipedia.org The match was played at a furious pace.
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www.cinecentrum.de He lives a life which is highly complicated, organisationally, with two playrooms, two beds, two toothbrushes – but Felix is sustained by the hope that it might be exactly these quarrels arising between his parents from everyday life “week by week”, that could one day reunite his family.
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Er lebt einen äußerst kompliziert zu organisierenden Alltag mit zwei Spielzimmern, zwei Betten, zwei Zahnbürsten – aber Felix lebt trotzdem in der Hoffnung, dass ausgerechnet der Streit, den der Alltag „Woche für Woche“ zwischen seinen Eltern auslöst, die Familie wieder zusammenführen kann.
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www.nutzerfreundlichkeit.de General Tips to deal, offer added value such as =, Transparency, respectful tone towards respect other users, and no quarrel with.
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Allgemeine Tipps zum Umgang, wie = Mehrwert bieten, Transparenz, respektvollen Ton anderen Nutzern gegenüber einhalten und keinen Streit anfangen.
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www.musicaneo.com Difficult but also very creative years had passed, when, after a violent quarrel in 1847 between George Sand and her daughter Solange, Chopin taking the side of Solange, they ended their relationship.
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Nach mehreren turbulenten, aber auch sehr schaffensreichen Jahren trennte sich das Paar 1847 nach einem heftigen Streit zwischen George Sand und ihrer Tochter Solange, bei dem Chopin Solanges Seite ergriffen hatte.
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de.depositphotos.com Couple standing back to back after quarrel — 图库照片
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paar stehen Rücken an Rücken nach Streit — Lizenzfreies Foto
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www.herrlichkeit-erpel.de It is possible that Rainald von Dassel as the right hand of the German emperor Friedrich I. Barbarossa took political advantage of this legend during the quarrel between the emperor and the pope in order to gain an advantage for the emperor.
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Vermutlich hat also Rainald von Dassel als rechte Hand des Deutschen Kaisers Friedrich I. Barbarossa diese Legende einfach politisch ausgenützt, um im damaligen Streit zwischen Papst und Kaiser seinem Herrn, dem Kaiser, einen Vorteil zu verschaffen.
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