Collocations for quarrel - noun
ADJECTIVE
bitter,
serious,
violent
family, internal, lovers'
personal, private
long-standing, old
family, internal, lovers'
personal, private
long-standing, old
VERB + quarrel
have
pick, provoke
I don't want to pick a quarrel with her.
pick, provoke
I don't want to pick a quarrel with her.
be involved in,
become involved in,
get involved in
(all esp. BrE)
make up (BrE), patch up (BrE), settle
make up (BrE), patch up (BrE), settle
PREPOSITION
quarrel about
a quarrel about money
a quarrel about money
quarrel between
a quarrel between family members
a quarrel between family members
quarrel over
a quarrel over the ownership of a piece of land
a quarrel over the ownership of a piece of land
quarrel with
Our quarrel is not with the people, but with their leader.
Our quarrel is not with the people, but with their leader.
PHRASES
have no quarrel with sb/sth
We have no quarrel with their plans, in fact we support them.
We have no quarrel with their plans, in fact we support them.