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Accord et Désaccord - Le Désaccord et l'Opposition 5

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à la contradiction et à l'opposition, tels que « querelle », « provoquer » et « protestation ».

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Words Related to Agreement and Disagreement
to part company

to disagree over something

ne être plus d'accord

ne être plus d'accord

[Phrase]
to part ways

to disagree over something

ne pas être d'accord

ne pas être d'accord

[Phrase]
to pick a fight

to intentionally provoke or initiate a conflict or argument with someone

chercher la bagarre

chercher la bagarre

[Phrase]
polarity

the opposition between two opinions, tendencies, etc.

polarité

polarité

[nom]
polarization

a split between two opposing groups

bipolarisation

bipolarisation

[nom]
to polarize

to be divided into two opposing groups

se diviser

se diviser

[verbe]
to protest

to show disagreement by taking action or expressing it verbally, particularly in public

protester

protester

[verbe]
protest

strong objection to or disapproval of something; actions or words that display this

protestation

protestation

[nom]
provocation

a statement or action that causes anger or is intended to make someone upset or angry

provocation

provocation

[nom]
provocative

causing strong reactions or discussions by presenting controversial or thought-provoking ideas

provocateur

provocateur

[Adjectif]
provocatively

in a manner that causes anger or argument, particularly intentionally

de manière provocante

de manière provocante

[Adverbe]
to provoke

to intentionally annoy someone so that they become angry

énerver

énerver

[verbe]
pugnacious

eager to start a fight or argument

pugnace

pugnace

[Adjectif]
pugnaciously

in a way that displays eagerness to start a fight or argument

avec pugnacité

avec pugnacité

[Adverbe]
pugnacity

eagerness to start a fight or argument

pugnacité

pugnacité

[nom]
to quarrel

to have a serious argument

se disputer

se disputer

[verbe]
quarrel

a heated argument or disagreement, often involving anger or hostility between individuals

dispute

dispute

[nom]
quarrelsome

arguing a lot

querelleur

querelleur

[Adjectif]
to quibble

to argue over unimportant things or to complain about them

ergoter

ergoter

[verbe]
quibble

a minor criticism or complaint about something that is not important

critique

critique

[nom]
rift

an end to a friendly relationship between people or organizations caused by a serious disagreement

rupture

rupture

[nom]
riven

(of a group of people) divided by disagreements, particularly violently

déchiré

déchiré

[Adjectif]
row

a noisy bitter argument between countries, organizations, people, etc.

dispute

dispute

[nom]
ruckus

a noisy argument or activity

boucan

boucan

[nom]
ructions

angry arguments or complaints

grabuge

grabuge

[nom]
run-in

a fight or argument, particularly with someone with authority

prise de bec

prise de bec

[nom]
scene

a heated argument, particularly in public

scène

scène

[nom]
schism

a division between a group of people caused by their disagreement over beliefs or views

schisme

schisme

[nom]
scrap

a brief quarrel or fight

bagarre

bagarre

[nom]
set-to

a minor argument or fight

prise de bec

prise de bec

[nom]
shit stirrer

someone who tries to aggravate an argument or enjoys doing so

fouteur de merde

fouteur de merde

[nom]
shitstorm

a situation of violent disagreement

bordel

bordel

[nom]
shot

a remark that is critical

pique

pique

[nom]
shouting match

a loud argument

engueulade

engueulade

[nom]
showdown

a fight, test, or argument that will resolve a prolonged disagreement

confrontation

confrontation

[nom]
shrewish

(of a woman) aggressive, unpleasant, and always arguing

acariâtre

acariâtre

[Adjectif]
side

one of the people or groups involved in an argument, contest, etc.

côté

côté

[nom]
skirmish

a short, political argument, particularly between rivals

escarmouche

escarmouche

[nom]
to skirmish

to engage in a short argument

s'accrocher

s'accrocher

[verbe]
slugfest

an argument in which people talk to each other in an offensive way

bagarre

bagarre

[nom]
someone started it

used to say who is at fault for causing an argument or fight

quelqu'un l’a commencé

quelqu'un l’a commencé

[Phrase]
to spar

to argue with someone in a pleasant way

se disputer

se disputer

[verbe]
to spark up

to start a friendship, conversation, quarrel, etc.

déclencher

déclencher

[verbe]
sparring partner

someone with whom one regularly has friendly arguments

contradicteur

contradicteur

[nom]
spat

a short quarrel about a matter that is unimportant

prise de bec

prise de bec

[nom]
split

separation between a group of people caused by disagreement

rupture

rupture

[nom]
to split

to cause a group of people to be divided into smaller groups because of having different opinions or views

diviser

diviser

[verbe]
squabble

a noisy argument over an unimportant matter

querelle

querelle

[nom]
to squabble

to noisily argue over an unimportant matter

se chamailler avec

se chamailler avec

[verbe]
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