v.(为小事)斗嘴，争吵
bicker的第三人称单数和复数

原形：bicker第三人称单数：bickers复数：bickers过去式：bickered过去分词：bickered现在分词：bickering

The couple next door is always bickering about trivial things.
隔壁那对夫妇总是为一些琐事争吵不休。
The roommates bickered constantly over whose turn it was to do the dishes.
室友们经常为轮到谁洗碗而争吵。
The political opponents bickered during the debate, failing to address any real issues.
政治对手在辩论中不断斗嘴，没有真正解决任何问题。
The siblings bickered all the way to the supermarket, making the car ride unbearable.
兄弟姐妹们一路吵到超市，让车程变得难以忍受。
It's tiring to listen to them bicker endlessly; I wish they could just agree on something.
听他们无休止地争吵真是累人，我希望他们能就某件事达成一致。
The two best friends often bicker like an old married couple, but they always make up in the end.
这两个最好的朋友常像老夫老妻一样斗嘴，但最后总能和好如初。
The coworkers bickered about the project's direction, causing delays and tension in the office.
同事们就项目方向争执不休，导致办公室里出现了延误和紧张气氛。
Despite their constant bickering, deep down they have immense respect for each other's talents.
尽管他们经常争吵，但在内心深处，他们非常尊重对方的才能。
The children bickered incessantly until their parents threatened to cancel the trip to the amusement park.
孩子们不停地争吵，直到父母威胁取消去游乐园的计划。
It's just their way of communicating; they may bicker, but they're incredibly close and supportive of one another.
这只是他们交流的方式；虽然他们会争吵，但他们之间关系非常亲密且相互支持。