feuded

英 [ˈfjuːdɪd]

美 [ˈfjuːdɪd]

v. 长期争斗; 争吵不休; 世代结仇
feud的过去分词和过去式

N-COUNT 世仇;积怨
A feud is a quarrel in which two people or groups remain angry with each other for a long time, although they are not always fighting or arguing.
1. ...a long and bitter feud between the state government and the villagers.
  州政府和村民间的久积深怨
V-RECIP 长期争吵;结怨;结仇
If one person or group feuds with another, they have a quarrel that lasts a long time. You can also say that two people or groups feud .
1. He feuded with his ex-wife...
  他和前妻积怨已久。
2. Their families had feuded since their teenage daughters quarrelled two years ago.
  自从两家十几岁的女儿两年前吵了一架，两家人就结下了仇。

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He feuded with his ex-wife
他和前妻积怨已久。
Their families had feuded since their teenage daughters quarrelled two years ago.
自从两家十几岁的女儿两年前吵了一架，两家人就结下了仇。
The two men had feuded over the announcement, with Lord Browne reluctant to commit himself to a departure date.
由于布朗勋爵不愿承诺自己的离职日期，二人在此问题上一直存在芥蒂。
While Edison feuded with rival electrical pioneers over whether power should be distributed using a direct current ( DC) or an alternating current ( AC), the issue dividing opinion today is climate change and regulation of greenhouse gases.
当年爱迪生与同为电气先锋的竞争对手在配电应使用直流电（DC）还是交流电（AC）的问题上争执不下，而目前存在分歧的，是气候变化和温室气体监管问题。
He publicly feuded with former teammate Shaquille O'Neal.
他与前队友奥尼尔的长期不和众所皆知。
The two tribes feuded with each other for generations.
这两个部族世代为敌。
The brothers feuded ower the land.
兄弟间因为土地而长期不和。