Tiffs Meaning in English
word · lemma: tiff
ˈtɪf
TIF
tˈɪfs
TIFS
释义
Minor arguments or disagreements, usually between friends or couples, that are not serious.
用法与细微差别
Usually informal and used for mild, brief arguments, often between people close to each other. Common collocations: 'have tiffs', 'little tiffs'. Not used for serious fights; more playful or lighthearted.
Spanish: peleas pequeñas - discusiones levesPortuguese (BR): briguinhas - discussões levesPortuguese (PT): zangas pequenas - discussões levesChinese (Simplified): 小争吵 - 小口角Chinese (Traditional): 小爭吵 - 小口角Hindi: छोटी झड़पें - हल्की बहसेंArabic: خلافات بسيطة - مشادات خفيفةBengali: ছোটখাটো ঝগড়া - হালকা মনোমালিন্যRussian: ссоры (несерьёзные) - мелкие спорыJapanese: ちょっとした口げんか - 軽いケンカVietnamese: cãi vã nhỏ - tranh cãi nhẹ nhàngKorean: 사소한 다툼 - 작은 말다툼Turkish: küçük tartışma - ufak atışmaUrdu: ہلکی پھلکی نوک جھونک - چھوٹی بحثIndonesian: pertengkaran kecil - cekcok ringan
例句
The sisters had a few tiffs but were soon friends again.
basic
Couples sometimes have tiffs over little things.
basic
After their tiffs, they always made up.
basic
Don’t worry, those tiffs never last long with us.
natural
We have our tiffs, but that’s just part of being close friends.
natural
They laughed about their old tiffs at the reunion.
natural