Examples of using Argue over in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Your priests argue over your treatment… almost as much as you argue with your generals.
One can also argue over the generalization, which fails to distinguish between different people from different classes
Lumiere and Cogsworth argue over who took the Christmas back, whilst Mrs. Potts
On Brachos 10b, Rav and Shmuel argue over what quality the woman detected in him that led her to make this statement.
Alice and Hank argue over Josey's lawsuit, and when Hank still
We can argue over every small detail but we will then have no peace partner and no international backing.
the Celestes and the Soldier argue over their respective breakups while Jules and Frieda sneak away to have a tryst.
don't believe the things we find ourselves having to argue over.
Alice and Hank argue over Josey's lawsuit, and when Hank still
The ongoing campaign against Breaking the Silence is not intended to criticize or argue over political opinions.
We have different speeds, and we argue over it constantly, but it's better than feeling unheard and alone and that you have to scurry in the shadows.
Two of[Israel's] senior leaders went to prison for corruption, while we still argue over how to convict the master thieves in our midst.
Uh, watching Eli and Jordan argue over whether I should go to the Minority Rights Coalition today.
You knew we would have great sex all night and then argue over your daddy issues?
Dinner and a movie, maybe a little walk afterwards, argue over whether or not 3-D is leading to the inevitable downfall of modern cinema.
Couples may argue over a stray toothpaste cap
Couples may argue over a stray toothpaste cap,
They argue over her identity as“the right Alice,” who it is foretold will slay the Red Queen's Jabberwocky on the Frabjous Day and restore the White Queen to power.
two best friends, who argue over the‘yucky' taste of their respective peanut butter and jelly and hummus sandwiches.
if two scholars argue over a law and each one adduces a general principle to support his view,