英语词汇feud的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

feud /fjuːd/ noun an angry argument between two people or groups that continues for a long timeadjectivesa bitter feud There had been a long and bitter feud between the two families.a bloody feud (=a violent feud) The dispute caused a bloody feud between the two groups.a long-running feud (=continuing for a long time) The quarrel developed into a long-running feud.a long-standing feud (=which has continued for a long time) Is it true that there was a long-standing feud between the two brothers?an ongoing feud (=a feud that is continuing now) The incident was part of an ongoing feud.a personal feud The dispute is part of a personal feud between two of the country’s most powerful men.a public feud He had a public feud with other members of the band.an internal feud (=between people in an organization) The party was split by internal feuds.a simmering feud (=a feud in which people feel angry but do not express their feelings) The gunfight may have been caused by a simmering feud between two rival drug gangs.verbshave a feud He and his uncle Alfred had a long-running feud.be involved in a feud also be engaged in a feud formal The two men have been engaged in a bitter public feud.settle a feud (=agree to end it) The families eventually settled their feud.end a feud I wish they would end this ridiculous feud.ignite a feud (=make it suddenly start) The feud was ignited by an email that was published in a national newspaper.a feud breaks out/erupts (=it suddenly starts) A feud erupted between the neighbours about who owned the land.a feud escalates (=it becomes worse) The feud escalated in the years that followed.nouns + feuda family feud She refuses to speak to her parents because of a family feud.a blood feud (=in which people have been killed or injured) The groups have continued a blood feud for generations.prepositionsa feud between two people/groups There was a feud between the two families.a feud with sb They are involved in a continuing feud with neighbours.a feud over sth The murder followed a feud over money.

词组	feud
释义	feud /fjuːd/ noun an angry argument between two people or groups that continues for a long timeadjectivesa bitter feud There had been a long and bitter feud between the two families.a bloody feud (=a violent feud) The dispute caused a bloody feud between the two groups.a long-running feud (=continuing for a long time) The quarrel developed into a long-running feud.a long-standing feud (=which has continued for a long time) Is it true that there was a long-standing feud between the two brothers?an ongoing feud (=a feud that is continuing now) The incident was part of an ongoing feud.a personal feud The dispute is part of a personal feud between two of the country’s most powerful men.a public feud He had a public feud with other members of the band.an internal feud (=between people in an organization) The party was split by internal feuds.a simmering feud (=a feud in which people feel angry but do not express their feelings) The gunfight may have been caused by a simmering feud between two rival drug gangs.verbshave a feud He and his uncle Alfred had a long-running feud.be involved in a feud also be engaged in a feud formal The two men have been engaged in a bitter public feud.settle a feud (=agree to end it) The families eventually settled their feud.end a feud I wish they would end this ridiculous feud.ignite a feud (=make it suddenly start) The feud was ignited by an email that was published in a national newspaper.a feud breaks out/erupts (=it suddenly starts) A feud erupted between the neighbours about who owned the land.a feud escalates (=it becomes worse) The feud escalated in the years that followed.nouns + feuda family feud She refuses to speak to her parents because of a family feud.a blood feud (=in which people have been killed or injured) The groups have continued a blood feud for generations.prepositionsa feud between two people/groups There was a feud between the two families.a feud with sb They are involved in a continuing feud with neighbours.a feud over sth The murder followed a feud over money.
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