汉英词典
Chinese-English Dictionary
MEANING OF 鬧彆扭
to be difficult with sb / to provoke disagreement / at loggerheads / to fall out with
亦作"闹蹩扭"。 意见不相投合而产生矛盾或不快。 不顺利。
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EXAMPLE SENTENCES

这弟兄俩又在闹别扭

The two brothers are bickering again.

怎么回事?和老师闹别扭了?

Oh, what's matter? Trouble with the teacher.

她任性得无要救药,老是同周围的人闹别扭

She's hopelessly headstrong; she always gets up against people around her.

她说:“我们俩在外人看来一定像是一对闹别扭的小夫妻。”

"I'm sure we looked like we'd had some kind of spat," she said.

我时时告诫自己:不生气,不闹别扭,以一样心对百种事百样人。

I constantly remind ourselves: not angry, not odds, to like the heart of the one hundred kinds of things a hundred different people.

当孩子们表现得过于顽劣淘气或互相闹别扭时,他会夺走他们手中的东西,让他们站到角落一边去面壁思过。

When the children are naughty or unkind to one another, he favours taking things away from them and making them stand in the corner.