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单词 feud
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feud
noun[C]
uk
/fjuːd/us
/fjuːd/
anargumentthat hasexistedfor alongtimebetween twopeopleorgroups,causinga lot ofangerorviolence:
夙怨；世仇；长期争斗
afamilyfeud家族世仇
a ten-year-old feudbetweenthe twocountries两国间长达10年的不和
abitterfeudoverland土地引起的激烈的长期争执
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
an argument
  • argumentI don't want to get into an argument with you about this.
  • disagreementThere was a disagreement over who should pay the bill.
  • quarrelThere were bitter quarrels between the two neighbours.
  • rowUKMy parents had a row about money.
  • squabbleI'm always dealing with squabbles between the children.
  • tiffShe had a tiff with her boyfriend last night.
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Arguments & disagreements
  • argument
  • be (on) non-speakersidiom
  • belligerence
  • bickering
  • blow(someone/something)up
  • bust up
  • clash
  • conflict
  • contentiousness
  • contretemps
  • ding-dong
  • dispute
  • dust-up
  • hostility
  • kerfuffle
  • misunderstanding
  • personality clash
  • rhubarb
  • spat
  • squabble
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feud
verb[I]
uk
/fjuːd/us
/fjuːd/
to have a feud with someone:
（与…）长期斗争；结世仇
They've been feudingwiththeirneighboursforyearsoveraboundaryissue.多年来，他们一直为了地界问题与邻居不和。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Arguing & disagreeing
  • agent provocateur
  • alienate
  • alienated
  • alienation
  • argumentatively
  • as a matter of factphrase
  • bandy
  • bet
  • bone
  • conflict
  • cross swordsidiom
  • dicker
  • differ
  • hammer
  • make the fur flyidiom
  • setsomeoneagainstsomeone
  • shadowbox
  • shadowboxing
  • tangle
  • tangle withsomeone
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(Definition offeudfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

feud| American Dictionary

feud
noun[C]
us
/fjud/
anangryand sometimesviolentargumentthat hascontinuedfor alongtimebetween twopeople,families, orgroups:
a feud between twoinfluentialfamilies
fig.Themayorhas a longstanding feud with themedia.

feud

verb[I]us
/fjud/
The twobrothershave beenfeudingforyears.
(Definition offeudfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffeud

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Seditious words cases cannot all be regarded as drunken indiscretions or developments of private feuds, with witnesses exaggerating or fabricating evidence.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Reconciliation between the two feuding sides typically took place before the entire council or individual council members.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Gelting argues that the purpose of the prohibition was to extend the kin group to which a nobleman owed solidarity, hence making it more difficult to sustain feuds.
From theCambridge English Corpus
We should bear in mind, however, that this ethnic consciousness did not at all preclude ' intra-ethnic ' feuds, which were probably as frequent or even more important than inter-ethnic conflicts.
From theCambridge English Corpus
However, mediation is also applied to victims and offenders, bullying in schools, family feuds, divorce, domestic violence and commercial and industrial disputes.
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Let us forget about feuds and narrow political ideas and beliefs, and act.
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There is a new complication which is like the religious feuds of the past.
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Differentiation of that kind is thoroughly unjust, and it provokes intense feuds and divisions within the family.
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There are all sorts of little gang feuds, with people taking it out on each other in many different ways.
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They were innocent victims; they had no connection whatsoever with the ancient feuds that light these hatreds and have kept them burning for so long.
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Is not the introduction of ideological feuds into these specialised agencies to be deplored?
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I have known of family feuds which went on for a long time but were forgotten in a time of family sorrow or adversity.
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Indeed, the number of sentences that have been passed with regard to blood feuds is still giving a mixed picture.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
Ethnic and religious feuds are now the order of the day across the country.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
He yearned for conciliation—for the reconciliation of the feuds of centuries; he yearned passionately for it.
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