1 to give reasons to support an opinion -- débattre
to argue for/against changes argumenter en faveur de / contre les changements
arguing that taxes should be cut soutenant que les impôts devraient être diminués
2 (with with someone, about something) to quarrel with (a person) or discuss (something) with a person in a not very friendly way -- se disputer (sur/à propos de)
3 (with for, against) to suggest reasons for or for not doing something -- plaider (pour, contre)
4 (with into, out of) to persuade (a person) (not) to do something -- persuader (de, de ne pas)
You could argue this is not the time to discuss the matter.
It could be argued that these individuals are in favour of liberalising the services market or even against doing so.
We can argue against the political desirability of this, but we should not do so by means of technicalities which do not apply.
We do not need to argue about this, however.
That is not the level at which we should be arguing either.
Before we make irreversible changes to our society, we must think, discuss and argue, and do it time and time again.
If we are to argue, it must be about that agenda, not its messengers.
There is just one key subject left to argue about and settle.
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爭執, 爭論, 爭吵…
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discutir, argumentar, abogar…
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discutir, brigar, argumentar…
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口論する, 言い合う, (~であると)主張する…
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tartışmak, münakaşa etmek, bir fikri tartışmak…
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