How is the word streiten translated from German to English

Mit jemandem nicht einverstanden sein, oft wütend.

To disagree with someone, often angrily.

verb
English translation
argue

Examples with “streiten”

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  • Sie streiten sich ständig ums Geld. They argue about money all the time.

  • Er argumentierte, dass sich das Gesetz ändern sollte. He argued that the law should change.

  • Bitte streitet euch nicht vor den Kindern. Please don't argue in front of the children.

  • Ich würde für eine einfachere Lösung argumentieren. I would argue for a simpler solution.

  • Streitest du oft mit deinem Mitbewohner? Do you often argue with your roommate?

  • Wie kannst du gegen so eindeutige Beweise argumentieren? How can you argue against such clear evidence?

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FAQ about “streiten”

How is “streiten” translated from German?
“streiten” translates into English as “argue”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “streiten” mean?
Meaning of “streiten”: Mit jemandem nicht einverstanden sein, oft wütend. In English — “argue”.
What part of speech is “streiten”?
“streiten” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “streiten”?
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