argue
Translation
to argue, to debate, to claim
Examples
They always argue about money.
They always argue about money.
He argued that the plan was too risky.
He argued that the plan was too risky.
Grammar Patterns
((sb.)) argue ((with sb.)) ((about sth.)) to have a disagreement My parents often argue about politics.
((sb.)) argue ((that ...)) to state a reason or opinion She argued that we should leave early.
((sb.)) argue ((for/against sth.)) to give reasons for or against something He argued for a change in policy.
Similar Words
Synonyms: debate, dispute, quarrel; Antonyms: agree, concur
Etymology
From Latin 'arguō' meaning 'to make clear, prove, accuse'.
Memory Tips
Think of two lawyers arguing a case in court, presenting their arguments.