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1 pick a quarrel
start/pick a quarrel with somebody [sta:t/pik ë 'kworël with 'sambadi] hap sherr me dikë, nis një zënkë/grindje -
2 quarrel
quarrel I ['kworël] n.,v. -n 1. grindje, zënie; sherr; prishje; start/pick a quarrel with sb hap sherr me dikë. 2. fig. kundërshtim, mospranim; I have no quarrel with you s'kam ndonjë gjë me ty/kundër teje /-vi. hahem; grindem, zihem; prishem ( with sb, over/ about sth me dikë, për diçka). 2. fig. jam kundër, nuk pranoj, nuk pëlqej; I cannot quarrel with that s'kam ç'them për këtëquarrel II ['kworël] n 1. shigjetë. 2. copë xhami rombike (për dritare). 3. daltë gurgdhendësi● quarrelsome ['kworëlsëm] adj. sherret, grindës, gërnjar, shamatar -
3 bone
[bëun] n.,v. -n 1. kockë; chilled to the bone i bërë akull. 2. halë (peshku). 3. pl.vjet. kastaneta. 4. pl. zare. 5. pl. skelet. 6. fig. kockë, lëmoshë; to throw a bone to the angry workers u hedh një kockë punëtorëve të zemëruar. 7. fortesë (korseje).● bone of contention mollë sherri; have a bone to pick with sb kam një ankesë për dikë, kam diç për të sqaruar; make no bones about nuk ngurroj, s'e kam për gjë; to the bones gjer në palcë; will not make old bones jam kockë e lëkurë.- vt 1. i heq halat (peshkut); qëroj nga kockat (mishin). 2. zhrg. përlaj, qëroj● bone up, bone up on [bëun ap, bëun ap on] fig. studioj fort* * *kockë-a
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pick — I. verb Etymology: Middle English piken, partly from Old English *pīcian (akin to Middle Dutch picken to prick); partly from Middle French piquer to prick more at pike Date: 14th century transitive verb 1. to pierce, penetrate, or break up with a … New Collegiate Dictionary
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