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他屡次跟他父亲争论。用英语怎么说？

他屡次跟他父亲争论。

He has continual arguments with his father.

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he has continual arguments with his father

he

pron. 他，它，一个人；n. 雄性动物；

has

v. 有( have的第三人称单数 )，（亲属关系中）接受，拿，买到；

continual

adj. 不间断的，不停的，多次重复的，频繁的；

arguments

n. 争论( argument的名词复数 )，争吵，说理，论据；

with

prep. 和，跟，随着，关于，和…一致；

his

pron. (he的所有格)他的，(he的物主代词)他的东西；det. 属于他的，用于名词前，自己的，指某人的，上帝的；

father

n. 父亲，祖先，（尤指天主教和东正教的）神父，天父；vt. 成为父亲，创立（新思想），创造，发明（新方法）；
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