单词shouting match
n.: 高声的争论
网络: 大声嚷嚷的争吵；大声的争吵；口水仗
高声的争论:
an argument or a disagreement when people shout loudly at each other
Whatever you do, do not yell back or get into a shouting match with your boss. It will not help resolve anything.
无论你做什么，千万不要与老板对着嚷嚷或争吵，这不会解决任何事情。
When emotions become involved, you may end up in the middle of a shouting match, which will resolve nothing.
一旦情绪交融在谈话中，你们的谈话最终会变成一次嗓子的竞赛，那样的你们，无论双方都不可能从中获取到什么。
In turn, the McCain campaign accused Obama of turning the critical White House meeting into a political shouting match.
麦凯恩竞选班子则反唇相讥，说奥巴马把关键的白宫会谈变成了一个政治漫骂的比赛。
Mr. Pasha has said the meeting involved a shouting match; American officials say that didn"t happen.
帕夏曾表示双方在会上曾相互谩骂，但美国官员否认了这种说法。
The meeting turned into a shouting match. If you ask me, I"m very glad that none of the students were at this meeting.
家长会变成了咆哮比赛。要是你问我，我会很高兴，因为没有学生参加这场家长会。
There is a high chance of stumbling into a shouting match, in which right and wrong are beyond the power of outsiders to judge.
警察极有可能陷入口舌之争，其是非对错却是局外人无法判定的。
Do you have a way with people - able to calm down the angry person, or at least not get into a shouting match?
你有没有待人处事的方式--有能力让暴躁的人平静下来，或者至少不至于互相叫嚣？
I thought I could help try to turn a shouting match into an exchange of ideas.
我觉得我能够帮助大家，试图把一场吼叫的比赛变成一场意见的交流。
Those hale enough to have survived with health and vigor will win the shouting match.
那些幸存了下来，身体健康，精力充沛的人会是优胜者。
So, a shouting match is usually a bad thing.
因此，咆哮比赛通常不是一件好事。