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1 argument
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2 argumentative
جَدَليّ \ argumentative: fond of arguing. \ مُحِبّ للجَدَل والنّقاش \ argumentative: fond of arguing. -
3 جدال
جِدَال(heated) argument, arguing, quarrel; dispute, controversy, debate, discussion, expostulation, contention; argumentation, dispulation; polemics; dialectics; wrangle, bicker(ing), altercation, squabble, row -
4 متخاصم
مُتَخَاصِم: مُتَنَازِع، مُتَحَارِبquarreling, engaged in a quarrel, at odds, in disagreement, at variance, disputing, arguing, wrangling; fighting, warring, militant -
5 مختلف
مُخْتَلِف: غَيْرُ مُتّفِق، مُتَعَارِض، مُعَارِضdisagreeing, differing in opinion, discordant, in disagreement, at odds, at variance, disputing, arguing, quarreling; dissenting, dissentient, dissident -
6 argue
[ˈaːgjuː] verb1) ( with with someone, about something) to quarrel with (a person) or discuss (something) with a person in a not very friendly way:يُجادِل، يَتَجادَل مَعWill you children stop arguing with each other about whose toy that is!
2) ( with for, ～against) to suggest reasons for or for not doing something:يُقَيِّم الحِجَّهI argued for/against accepting the plan.
3) ( with into, ～out of) to persuade (a person) (not) to do something:يُقْنِعHe argued her out of buying the dress.
4) to discuss, giving one's reasoning:يُناقِشShe argued the point very cleverly.
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7 argumentative
[-ˈmentətɪv] adjectivefond of arguing.جَدَلي -
8 difference
[ˈdɪfrəns] noun1) what makes one thing unlike another:إخْتِلافThere's not much difference between them.
2) an act of differing, especially a disagreement:إخْتِلاف، عَدم إتِّفاقHave they settled their differences? (= Have they stopped arguing?).
3) the amount by which one quantity or number is greater than another:فَرْقIf you buy it for me I'll give you $6 now and make up the difference later.
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9 get down to brass tacks
to deal with basic principles or matters:يعالج النقاط الرئيسيه في الموضوعLet's stop arguing about nothing and get down to brass tacks.
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10 have it one's own way
to get one's own way:يَعمَل كيفَما يُريدOh, have it your own way – I'm tired of arguing.
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11 match
I [mætʃ] nouna short piece of wood or other material tipped with a substance that catches fire when rubbed against a rough or specially-prepared surface:عود ثَقاب II [mætʃ]He struck a match.
1. noun1) a contest or game:مُباراهa football/rugby/chess match.
2) a thing that is similar to or the same as another in some way(s) eg in colour or pattern:نَظير، شَيء مُلائِمThese trousers are not an exact match for my jacket.
3) a person who is able to equal another:نِدShe has finally met her match at arguing.
4) a marriage or an act of marrying:شَخْص مناسِب للزَّواجShe hoped to arrange a match for her daughter.
2. verb1) to be equal or similar to something or someone in some way eg in colour or pattern:يُلائِم، يَتَناسَب معThat dress matches her red hair.
2) to set (two things, people etc) to compete:يُباري، يَجْمَع في مُباراهHe matched his skill against the champion's.
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12 persuade
[pəˈsweɪd] verb1) to make (someone) (not) do something, by arguing with him or advising him:يُقْنِعWe persuaded him (not) to go.
2) to make (someone) certain (that something is the case); to convince:يَحْمِلُ على التَّصْديق، يُقْنِعWe eventually persuaded him that we were serious.
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13 take lying down
to accept or suffer (something) without arguing, complaining or trying to avoid it.يَقْبَل أو يُعاني بدون شَكْوى أو إحْتِجاج•Remark: see also lay I. -
14 جادل
جَادَلَ \ argue: to give different opinions: They were arguing about the rules of football. debate: to consider and talk about a question: We were debating whether to invite him or not. \ جَادَلَ \ reason with: to try to persuade (sb.) by fair argument: I reasoned with him, but he still refused to pay the bill. \ See Also ناقَشَ بِغَرَضِ الإقناعِ -
15 جدل
جَدَلٌ \ argument: the act of arguing. -
16 جدلي
جَدَليّ \ argumentative: fond of arguing. -
17 محاجة
مُحاجَّة \ argument: the act of arguing. -
18 محب
مُحِبّ \ in love: having a special fondness and (usu.) sexual desire for sb.: My son and his daughter are very much in love (with each other). lover: one of a pair who are in love; sb. who takes pleasure in sth.: a music lover. loving: feeling or showing love: a loving kiss. tender: gentle and kind: a mother’s tender care. \ مُحِبّ لِذَاتِه \ selfish: caring only for oneself: He’s too selfish to share his food with anyone. \ مُحِبّ للاطلاع \ curious: eager to know (esp. sth. that is secret or strange or does not concern one): I’m curious about those noises in the night. She’s too curious about her neighbours. \ مُحِبّ للامتِلاك \ possessive: (of people) liking to possess and keep away from other people (things; a person’s love or presence): She’s possessive about her books, and refuses to lend them to anyone. He’s a possessive husband. \ مُحِبّ للانْشِراح \ jovial: merry; very cheerful (esp. of sb. who is always so, by nature). \ مُحِبّ للجَدَل والنّقاش \ argumentative: fond of arguing. \ مُحِبّ للخِدْمة العامّة \ public-spirited: ready to do useful things for one’s fellow citizens without payment. \ مُحِبّ للسِّلْم \ peaceful: loving peace; not violent: peaceful nations. \ مُحِبّ للسَّيطرة \ masterful: having a strong character, so that one likes to control others. \ مُحِبّ للشّر (شقيّ) \ mischievous: fond of mischief: causing trouble. \ مُحِبّ للعُزْلَة \ retiring: (of people) quiet in manner; not fond of social life or of talking. \ مُحِبّ الماء \ hydrophilic. \ _(field) Chem., Bot. \ See Also إلْفُ الماء \ مُحِبّ للمَظَاهِر \ ostentatious: taking care to be noticed: an ostentatious way of dressing; too ostentatious with her gifts to the poor. \ مُحِبّ للنزاع \ quarrelsome: fond of quarreling; bad-tempered. \ مُحِبّ للهَزْل \ frivolous: silly but amusing; not serious: a frivolous complaint. \ مُحِبّ لِلوَطَن \ patriotic: of or like a patriot: Patriotic songs. -
19 مناقشة
مُنَاقَشَة \ argument: the act of arguing. debate: considering and talking about a question, esp. in a public meeting: We held a debate on the subject of smoking. State control of industry is a question of public debate. discussion: to talk, usu. on serious matters: We had several political discussions that evening. We can settle this matter by discussion. -
20 ناقش
نَاقَشَ \ argue: to give different opinion: They were arguing about the rules of football.. cross-examine: to question sb. closely (esp. in court) in relation to answers that he has already given: The lawyer cross-examined the prisoner to find out whether he had been lying. debate: to consider and talk about a question: We were debating whether to invite him or not. discuss: to talk about: We were discussing what to do next. talk sth. over: to talk about sth. carefully: We must talk this matter over before you reach a decision. \ See Also باحث (بَاحَثَ)، جادل (جَادَلَ)، استجوب (اِسْتَجْوَبَ)
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