🇬🇧 Argue meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To argue means to talk in a loud or upset way with someone because you don’t agree, each person trying hard to prove they are right.

My alarm clock and I argue every morning, but it always wins because it can scream louder.

My brother and I argue about who has to clean our room, and the dust bunnies just cheer for both of us.

My brain and my stomach argue in class: my brain wants to learn, my stomach wants snacks right now.

My video game and my homework argue for my attention, but my teacher always sides with the homework.

The broccoli and the chicken nugget argue on my plate about which one is more likely to be eaten; spoiler: not the broccoli.

Two kids argue over one toy. They argue, push, and shout. The mum comes, and they argue with her too. The toy falls. They both cry and argue more. Then the mum takes the toy and says, "Stop." They stop and hug. They smile and do not argue again. Now they play.

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This word is at the A2 level, which means it’s useful for simple, everyday situations. You might use it when shopping, traveling, or talking about your hobbies. Words at this level help you build confidence in practical, routine conversations.

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