wrangle

中英词典：wrangle

形容词：

名词：

词语辨析：

wrangle 和quarrel 的区别在于，quarrel 通常指的是激烈或激烈的争吵，而wrangle 更强调争吵的不断进行。

词汇扩充：

wrangler (名词) - 争论者，争吵者

近义词：

argue, dispute, bicker, fight, quarrel

反义词：

agree, compromise, reconcile, peace

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）解释：

wrangle

1. If you say that someone is wrangling with someone else, you mean that they are arguing angrily for quite a long time.
2. If you say that someone is wrangling with a problem or task, you mean that they are dealing with it in a determined but rather unorganized way.
3. If you say that someone is wrangling with a person or organization, you mean that they are having a lot of arguments with them.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）解释：

wrangle

1. Have a long and complicated dispute.
2. Round up, herd, or take charge of (livestock).

用法：

wrangle (动词) - 争吵，争论

wrangle (动词) - 理顺，组织（牲畜）

相关的例句：

1. The couple continued to wrangle over the issue for hours.
2. She wrangles with her colleagues about the best approach.
3. He is always wrangling with his neighbors about noise.
4. The wrangle between the two political parties escalated quickly.
5. The team is wrangling with a difficult project.
6. She managed to wrangle the cattle into the pen.
7. The rancher spent the day wrangling horses.
8. Despite their differences, they managed to resolve their wrangle peacefully.
9. The children were wrangling over who would get the last piece of cake.
10. The lawyers wrangled over the terms of the contract.
11. We spent the entire meeting wrangling over the budget.
12. The scientists are currently wrangling with a complex mathematical problem.
13. She is known for her ability to wrangle even the most difficult situations.
14. The politicians wrangled with each other during the debate.
15. They have been wrangling over the ownership of the land for years.
16. We need to stop wrangling and find a solution.
17. He is skilled at wrangling negotiations.
18. After much wrangling, they finally reached a compromise.
19. We have been wrangling with technical difficulties throughout the project.
20. She tried to wrangle a discount from the salesman.