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[Study with Daily Busan] Have a row
"Have a row"
What does "Have a row" mean?
It is a British English expression that refers to having a dispute, argument, or fight.
In Korean, it means "다툼/논쟁을 하다".
Here's a refined example sentence:
"I had a row with my friend last night"
From. Jeon Yeogeum
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