What is '口論' called in English?

'口論' in English is called "Spat". Spat refers to: 些細なことに関する、短く激しい口論や意見の相違。

How do you pronounce 'Spat' and '口論'?

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English: "They had a minor spat over who would pay the bill." | Japanese: "誰が請求書を払うかで、彼らは些細な口論をした。"

noun · verb

English to Japanese Dictionary

noun口論

verb唾を吐いた

口論 in English:spat

Phonetic:こうろん

Quick Answer • 要約

spat の日本語の意味は「口論, 唾を吐いた」です。 (些細なことに関する、短く激しい口論や意見の相違。)

1
noun(informal)
口論
A short, angry argument or disagreement, often about something trivial.
些細なことに関する、短く激しい口論や意見の相違。
2
verb
唾を吐いた
The past simple and past participle form of the verb 'to spit', meaning to eject saliva or other matter from the mouth.
「唾を吐く」という動詞の過去形および過去分詞形。口から唾液やその他の物質を吐き出すこと。

“They had a minor spat over who would pay the bill.”

誰が請求書を払うかで、彼らは些細な口論をした。

“The baby spat out the medicine.”

赤ちゃんは薬を吐き出した。

In English:

In English:

infinitivespit

present participlespitting

agent nounspitter