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The two children were always bickering.是什么意思？

The two children were always bickering.

那两个孩子总是争吵。

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the two children were always bickering

the

art. 指已提到的人（物），指说话人与听者已知的人（物），用于独一无二的事物前，与形容词最高级和序数词连用；

two

n. 两个，两个东西，两点钟，一对；adj. 两个的，我

children

n. 孩子们(child的复数)，儿童，膝下，孥；

were

be的过去时复数和第二人称单数形式，有时代替 was,用于条件从句、动词 wish 之后等；

always

adv. 总是，老是，永远，始终，常常，不断地；

bickering

v. 争吵( bicker的现在分词 )，口角，（水等）作潺潺声，闪烁；
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