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In everyday conversations, 吵架 (chǎo jià) is used to refer to a quarrel or argument between two people. It is often used in the context of a couple or family members who are having a disagreement. For example, one might say: “他们昨晚又吵架了 (tāmen zuówǎn yòu chǎo jià le)”, which translates to “They quarreled again last night”.
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1. 争吵 (zhēng chǎo): to argue or quarrel; to wrangle.
2. 吵闹 (chǎo nào): to make a noise; to be noisy.
3. 吵嘴 (chǎo zuǐ): to quarrel and bicker.
4. 吵吵嚷嚷 (chǎo chǎo rǎng rǎng): to quarrel and make a fuss.
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