bickers

bickers

美 [ˈbɪkər] 　英 [ˈbɪkə(r)]

• n.斗嘴；(流水等)哗啦哗啦的声响；(雨的)淅淅沥沥声；(鸟的)啭鸣
• v.争吵；(雨等)哗啦哗啦地下；(溪水等)哗啦哗啦地流
• 网络抬杠；口角；吵嘴

词形变化

第三人称单数：bickers  现在分词：bickering  过去式：bickered  

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英汉解释

v.	1. 斗嘴,争吵 2. (雨等)哗啦哗啦地下;(溪水等)哗啦哗啦地流 3. (火焰,光等)一晃一晃地闪,闪烁
n.	1. 斗嘴,口角 2. (流水等)哗啦哗啦的声响;(雨的)淅淅沥沥声;(鸟的)啭鸣 3. (火焰等的)摇晃,闪烁 4. 〈英〉(盛酒等用的)木碗

英英解释

v.	1. to argue about things that are not important

例句

Also note his spending habits, such as whether he bickers over every dinner bill, how much he tips, and what kinds of gifts he gives.

此外还要注意他的消费习惯，比如他是否会为吃饭付账而争执不休，他小费给多少，以及他会送什么样的礼物。

As the 1800s unfold, the stage becomes more crowded and Mr Bickers sometimes appears to wander in the detail.

随着19世纪大幕的开启，世界舞台变得更加拥挤，而Bickers先生有时似乎在细节中徘徊。

While Congress bickers over how to fix the financial meltdown, there's a decent chance you haven't even felt it.

当国会还在为如何修复金融崩溃而争吵时，很有可能你还没有感受到它的影响。

Where we could drink liquor and no one bickers over trick shit

一个我们能畅饮没有欺骗的地方