Magda walked out of the room before her husband could argue back.
They argue endlessly about money.
They were arguing over who should have the car that day.
She's always arguing with her mother.
The report argues convincingly that economic help should be given to these countries.
You could easily argue that this policy will have no effect.
I would wish to argue that appreciation of the arts should be encouraged for its own sake.
Are you prepared to argue that killing is sometimes justified?
In her paper she goes on to argue that scientists do not yet know enough about the nature of the disease.
It is possible to argue that the rules are too strict.
She argued against a rise in interest rates.
The general argued for extending the ceasefire.
They argued in favour/favor of stricter punishments.
to argue with smb. about smth. - спорить с кем-л. о чём-л.
he is always ready to argue - он всегда затевает споры
to argue against [in favour of] smth. - приводить доводы против [в пользу] чего-л.
he argued for a different policy - он доказывал необходимость новой политики
to argue round and round the subject - ходить вокруг да около, говорить не по существу
the counsel argued the case - адвокат излагал свои соображения по делу
to argue into smth. - убедить в чём-л.
he argued me into accepting his proposal - он убедил меня принять его предложение
to argue out of smth. - разубедить в чём-л.
to argue smb. out of an opinion - разубедить кого-л.
he argues that she should not go - он не советует ей ехать
his letter argues restraint - в своём письме он призывает к сдержанности
to argue that something isn't true - категорически отрицать правильность или справедливость чего-л.
to argue that black is white - доказывать, что чёрное - это белое
he argues that his discovery changed the course of history - он утверждает, что его открытие повлияло на ход истории
to argue from the sample - стат. судить на основании выборки
his accent argues him (to be) foreigner - произношение выдаёт в нём иностранца
his clothes argue his poor taste - его одежда говорит о его плохом вкусе
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to argue in circle - впадать в порочный круг, рассуждать по кругу• Act like Siskel and Ebert, maybe
• Bandy words
• Be belligerent, verbally
• Be contentious
• Be contrary
• Be difficult
• Be eristic
• Be in a row
• Bicker
• Contend
• Counter a point
• Cross swords
• Debate
• Debate (with)
• Debate heatedly
• Debate in court
• Debate the pros and cons
• Debate to excess
• Debate to the extreme
• Disagree (with)
• Disagree vocally
• Discuss in court
• Discuss pros and cons
• Dispute
• Do a lawyer's job
• Do a senator's speaking job
• Emulate Marcia Clark
• Engage in a dispute
• Engage in bickering
• Engage in debate
• Engage in forensics
• Engage in polemics
• Expostulate
• Get into it
• Get into it, so to speak
• Give evidence of
• Go at it
• Go back and forth on an issue
• Haggle
• Hash out differences
• Have a debate
• Have a dispute
• Have a quarrel
• Have a spat
• Have words
• Indulge in forensics
• Join a debate
• Lock horns
• Lock horns (with)
• Maintain
• Make a case
• Make a case for
• Make a claim
• Make one's case
• Make your case
• Not cede the point
• Object
• Participate in a debate
• Participate in a shouting match
• Participate on a debate team
• Play the devil s advocate
• Plead a case
• Plead in court
• Plead one's case
• Plead, as a case
• Present a case in court
• Present cases
• Present in court
• Present one side of, as a case to an appeals court
• Present one's case
• Present reasons for or against
• Present your case
• Present, as a case
• Press one's point
• Put forth reasons for or against
• Put up a fuss
• Quarrel
• Quibble
• Reason
• Risk ejection
• Say otherwise
• Spar (with)
• Spar verbally
• Speak in court
• Squabble
• State one's case
• Stickle
• Take exception to
• Take issue
• Tangle (with)
• Wrangle