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Yes, there are key differences among 吵嘴 (chǎo zuǐ), 拌嘴 (bàn zuǐ), 口角 (kǒu jiǎo), and 争吵 (zhēng chǎo):
吵嘴 (verb) refers to noisy arguments or quarrels where people raise their voices. It often implies a lack of serious conflict.
拌嘴 (verb) is more playful and refers to lighthearted banter or teasing between people, often without real anger.
口角 (noun) is a verbal dispute or exchange of words, typically more formal, and can imply a disagreement that may not escalate to shouting.
争吵 (verb) indicates a more serious quarrel or fight, often involving anger and strong disagreement.
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