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- {argumentative} thích tranh cãi, hay cãi lẽ, để tranh cãi, để tranh luận, có lý, có luận chứng, lôgíc - {cantankerous} khó tính, hay gắt gỏng, hay gây gỗ, thích cãi nhau - {contentious} hay cãi nhau, hay cà khịa, hay sinh sự, lôi thôi, phải kiện, có thể tranh chấp, có thể tranh tụng, dính vào chuyện kiện tụng - {controversial} có thể gây ra tranh luận, có thể bàn cãi được, ưa tranh cãi, thích tranh luận - {gnarled} lắm mấu, xương xẩu, hay càu nhàu, hay cằn nhằn - {litigious} kiện tụng, có thể kiện, thích kiện tụng, hay tranh chấp - {polemic} có tính chất luận chiến, có tính chất bút chiến - {pugnacious} thích đánh nhau - {quarrelsome} hay câi nhau -
3 logisch
- {argumentative} thích tranh cãi, hay cãi lẽ, để tranh cãi, để tranh luận, có lý, có luận chứng, lôgíc - {consequential} do hậu quả, do kết quả, là kết quả lôgíc của, tự phụ, tự mãn, tự đắc - {dialectic} biện chứng, dialectal - {dialectical} - {logical} hợp với lôgic, theo lôgic, hợp lý -
4 umstritten
- {argumentative} thích tranh cãi, hay cãi lẽ, để tranh cãi, để tranh luận, có lý, có luận chứng, lôgíc - {contentious} hay cãi nhau, hay gây gỗ, hay cà khịa, hay sinh sự, lôi thôi, phải kiện, có thể tranh chấp, có thể tranh tụng, dính vào chuyện kiện tụng - {controversial} có thể gây ra tranh luận, có thể bàn cãi được, ưa tranh cãi, thích tranh luận - {debatable} có thể tranh luận, có thể thảo luận, có thể bàn cãi -
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- {argumentative} thích tranh cãi, hay cãi lẽ, để tranh cãi, để tranh luận, có lý, có luận chứng, lôgíc - {conclusive} cuối cùng, để kết thúc, để kết luận, xác định, quyết định, thuyết phục được - {convincing} làm cho người ta tin, có sức thuyết phục -
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m1. nur Sg. argumentative spirit* * *Wi|der|spruchs|geistm no plspirit of opposition* * *Wi·der·spruchs·geist<-[e]s, -geister>m1. kein pl (Neigung, zu widersprechen) spirit of opposition [or contradiction* * *1. nur sg argumentative spirit* * *m.contradictoriness n.spirit of contradiction n. -
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Adj. argumentative* * *ar|gu|men|ta|tiv [argumɛnta'tiːf] (geh) [argumɛnta'toːrɪʃ] (rare)1. adjeinen argumentatíven Wahlkampf führen — to run an election campaign that concentrates on issues
argumentatíve Funktion (Ling) — argumentative function
2. advdie Beweisführung war argumentatív überzeugend/schwach — the arguments presented were very convincing/weak
eine Aussage argumentatív widerlegen — to refute an argument
argumentatív ist er sehr schwach — his argumentation is very weak
etw argumentatív erreichen — to achieve sth by (force of) argument
etw argumentatív bekämpfen — to fight sth with arguments
* * *ar·gu·men·ta·tiv[argumɛntaˈti:f]\argumentativ ist er sehr schwach he doesn't know how to arguedie Beweisführung war \argumentativ sehr überzeugend the evidence provided a convincing argument* * *argumentativ adj argumentative -
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Adj. quarrelsome, argumentative; (kampflustig) belligerent* * *disputatious; contentious; pugnacious; aggressive; quarrelsome* * *streit|süch|tigadjquarrelsome* * *1) (quarrelsome.) contentious2) (inclined to quarrel: quarrelsome children.) quarrelsome* * *streit·süch·tigadj quarrelsome, argumentative* * *Adjektiv quarrelsome* * ** * *Adjektiv quarrelsome* * *adj.contentious adj.disputatious adj.litigious adj.quarrelsome adj. adv.argumentatively adv.contentiously adv.disputatiously adv.quarrelsomely adv. -
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I Adj. belligerent, aggressiveII Adv. ansehen etc.: belligerently* * *belligerent; spoiling for a fight* * *streit|lus|tigadj (geh)argumentative; (= aggressiv) aggressive* * *1) (unfriendly; hostile: a belligerent stare; She is very belligerent and quarrelsome.) belligerent2) (fond of arguing.) argumentative* * *streit·lus·tig* * *A. adj belligerent, aggressiveB. adv ansehen etc: belligerently* * *adj.belligerent adj. adv.belligerently adv. -
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Adj. disputed; SPORT etc.: contested; umstrittene Frage etc. controversial ( oder contentious, Am. auch hot-button umg.) issue etc.; als Künstler ist er ( eher) umstritten he is (rather) controversial as an artist; das Spätwerk des Autors ist äußerst umstritten the author’s late work is the subject of great controversy* * *controversial; debatable; argumentative* * *um|strịt|ten [ʊm'ʃtrɪtn]adj(= fraglich) controversial; (= wird noch debattiert) disputed* * *1) (causing controversy: His new book is very controversial.) controversial* * *um·strit·ten[ʊmˈʃtrɪtn̩]1. (noch nicht entschieden) disputed2. (in Frage gestellt) controversial▪ [als jd] \umstritten sein to be [a] controversial [sb]sie ist als Politikerin \umstritten she's a controversial politician* * *Adjektiv disputed; controversial <bill, book, author, etc.>* * *als Künstler ist er (eher) umstritten he is (rather) controversial as an artist;das Spätwerk des Autors ist äußerst umstritten the author’s late work is the subject of great controversy* * *Adjektiv disputed; controversial <bill, book, author, etc.>* * *adj.argumentative adj.contentious adj.controversial adj.debatable adj. adv.argumentatively adv.debatably adv. -
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Adj.2. JUR. evidential, probative* * *be|weis|kräf|tigadjevidential (Brit), evidentiary (US), probative (form)* * *be·weis·kräf·tig* * *beweiskräftig adj2. JUR evidential, probative* * *adj.argumentative adj. -
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* * *controversial* * *kont|ro|vers [kɔntro'vɛrs]1. adjcontroversial2. adv(etw) kontrovers diskutieren — to have a controversial discussion (on sth)
* * *kon·tro·vers[kɔntroˈvɛrs]1. (gegensätzlich) conflicting, opposing2. (umstritten) controversial* * ** * *A. adj controversial;kontroverse Frage auch contentious questionB. adv:kontrovers diskutieren dispute* * *Adjektiv conflicting; (strittig) controversial* * *adj.controversial adj. -
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f belligerence, aggressive nature* * *die Streitlustcombativeness* * *Streit|lustf (liter)argumentative disposition; (= Aggressivität) aggressive disposition* * *Streitlust f belligerence, aggressive nature* * *m.argumentativeness n. -
14 zänkisch
* * *cantankerous; quarrelsome; vixenish* * *zạ̈n|kisch ['tsɛŋkɪʃ]adj(= streitsüchtig) quarrelsome; (= tadelsüchtig) Frau nagging attr, shrewish* * *(quarrelsome: a cantankerous old man.) cantankerous* * *zän·kisch[ˈtsɛŋkɪʃ]adj quarrelsomeein \zänkisches altes Weib an argumentative [or nagging] old woman* * *Adjektiv quarrelsome* * ** * *Adjektiv quarrelsome* * *adj.cantankerous adj.quarrelsome adj.vixenish adj. adv.cantankerously adv.quarrelsomely adv.vixenishly adv. -
15 argumentatorisch
ar|gu|men|ta|tiv [argumɛnta'tiːf] (geh) [argumɛnta'toːrɪʃ] (rare)1. adjargumentatíve Werbung betreiben — to use persuasive advertising
einen argumentatíven Wahlkampf führen — to run an election campaign that concentrates on issues
argumentatíve Funktion (Ling) — argumentative function
2. advdie Beweisführung war argumentatív überzeugend/schwach — the arguments presented were very convincing/weak
eine Aussage argumentatív widerlegen — to refute an argument
argumentatív ist er sehr schwach — his argumentation is very weak
etw argumentatív erreichen — to achieve sth by (force of) argument
etw argumentatív bekämpfen — to fight sth with arguments
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zän·kisch [ʼtsɛŋkɪʃ] adjquarrelsome;ein \zänkisches altes Weib an argumentative [or nagging] old woman -
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argumentative — ar|gu|men|ta|tive [ˌa:gjuˈmentətıv US ˌa:r ] adj someone who is argumentative often argues or likes arguing ▪ He quickly becomes argumentative after a few drinks … Dictionary of contemporary English
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