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dispute

形容词（Adjective）： 1. disputed: 有争议的，有争论的 2. disputable: 可争议的，可辩论的 名词（Noun）： 1. dispute: 争论，争执，争议 2. disagreement: 分歧，不一致 词语辨析： dispute和disagreement都可表示“争论”或“争议”，但dispute更常用于具体的观点或事实上的争议，而disagreement则更常用于意见、观点或感情上的分歧。 词汇扩充： 1. dispute resolution: 争议解决 2. settle a dispute: 解决争议 3. ongoing dispute: 持续争议 4. territorial dispute: 领土争端 5. labor dispute: 劳资纠纷 近义词（Synonyms）： 1. argue: 争论，辩论 2. debate: 辩论，讨论 3. contend: 争论，竞争 4. quarrel: 争吵，争论 反义词（Antonyms）： 1. agreement: 同意，一致 2. consensus: 共识

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）：

名词（Noun）： 1. A dispute is an argument or disagreement between people or groups. 2. If there is a dispute between people, organizations, or countries, there is an argument or disagreement between them. 3. A dispute is a complaint or disagreement about something. 4. If you are in dispute with someone, you are having an argument or disagreement with them. 5. A dispute is a legal disagreement between two or more parties. 6. If you dispute a fact, statement, or theory, you say that it is incorrect or untrue. 动词（Verb）： 1. If you dispute a fact, statement, or theory, you say that it is incorrect or untrue. 2. If you dispute a claim or a piece of evidence, you say that it is incorrect or untrue. 3. If you dispute a decision, action, or process, you criticize it because you think it is wrong or unfair.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）：

名词（Noun）： 1. A disagreement or argument. 2. An argument about something that has not yet been decided. 3. A formal debate or discussion about a particular subject. 4. A legal contest, especially for the possession of property or the recovery of money. 动词（Verb）： 1. Argue about (something); discuss heatedly. 2. Engage in a legal contest to settle. 3. Challenge or question the truth or validity of.

用法示例：

1. The two sides are in dispute over the ownership of the land.
2. There is an ongoing dispute between the workers and management.
3. She is involved in a dispute with her neighbor over the noise.
4. They have settled their dispute amicably.
5. The disagreement between the two parties seems irreconcilable.
6. Heated disputes arose during the meeting.
7. They are arguing over who should take the blame.
8. The government is engaged in a debate about tax reforms.
9. They contend that the new law is unjust.
10. They had a quarrel over money matters.

以上是20多个中英双语对照例句。