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| 71. | noisy or violent argument;quarrel |
| 大声而激烈的争论;吵架 |
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| 72. | Yet, she was not in a hurry and she did not strike me as being restless. |
| 然而她从不匆匆忙忙，也从不显得烦躁。 |
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| 73. | She' s a quarrelsome girl. |
| 她是个爱吵架的姑娘。 |
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| 74. | It began with a row, it ended with a row, and little went right in between. |
| 它以吵架开始，又以吵架告终，其间也很少有发展顺利的时候。 |
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| 75. | He quarreled with everyone. |
| 他和每个人都吵架。 |
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| 76. | Minxiu quarreled with Zhezhu. |
| 敏秀和哲洙吵架. |
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| 77. | Once in a while she fastened a quarrel on her husband. |
| 她偶尔找碴儿跟丈夫吵架。 |
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| 78. | China has never participated in any nuclear arms race and never deployed nuclear weapons abroad. |
| 中国从不参加核军备竞赛，也从不在国外部署核武器。 |
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| 79. | Their frequent rows took the bloom off their marriage. |
| 他们经常吵架, 使得美满婚姻恶化. |
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| 80. | cantankerous adj. |
| 心地不良的；爱吵架的 |
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