bicker over

基本解釋

Whenever the phone rings they bicker over who must answer it.
每當(dāng)電話鈴響起，他們就斗嘴，誰(shuí)必須回答。
But, after a humiliating election rout, as factions within the party bicker over its causes and as recriminations break out, Labour's crown will seem a shabby one to inherit.
但是，在遭受屈辱性的競(jìng)選失敗后，當(dāng)黨內(nèi)小派系間為他們的事業(yè)爭(zhēng)斗，歧視的事件發(fā)生，工黨的桂冠將看起來(lái)如此卑劣而不堪繼承。
But relations with the U. S. have been worsening since the start of the year as both sides bicker over a wide range of issues: trade of chickens, electric blankets and other products; U.
但自今年初開(kāi)始，中美關(guān)系一直不斷惡化，雙方在更廣泛?jiǎn)栴}上展開(kāi)唇槍舌戰(zhàn)：鶏肉、電熱毯和其它產(chǎn)品的貿(mào)易；
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