Have argument là gì

◘['ɑ:gjumənt]*danh từ ■lý lẽ, luận cứ ⁃there are strong arguments for and against capital punishment có những lý lẽ mạnh mẽ ủng hộ và phản đối án tử hình ⁃weak argument lý lẽ không vững ■chủ đề [của một cuốn sách...] ■sự không đồng ý; sự tranh luận; sự cãi nhau ⁃a matter of argument một vấn đề tranh luận ⁃we agreed without much further argument chúng tôi đồng ý mà không tranh luận gì thêm ⁃to get into/have an argument with the referee [about his decision] cãi nhau với trọng tài [về quyết định của ông ta] ⁃most families have arguments over money phần lớn các gia đình đều có những cuộc cãi nhau về tiền bạc ⁃the argument turned into a fight when knives were produced cuộc cãi lộn đã biến thạnhcuôc đánh nhau khi dao đã được rút ra ■[toán học] Agumen, đối số ⁃argument of a vector agumen của một vectơ ▸for the sake of argument ■xem sake

PREP. about arguing endlessly about money | over They were arguing over who should have the car that day. | with She's always arguing with her mother.

2 give reasons to support opinion

ADV. forcefully, passionately, strongly | convincingly, persuasively, plausibly, successfully The report argues convincingly that economic help should be given to these countries. | sensibly

VERB + ARGUE be disposed to, wish to I would wish to argue that appreciation of the arts should be encouraged for its own sake. | be prepared to Are you prepared to argue that killing is sometimes justified? | attempt to, try to | go on to In her paper she goes on to argue that scientists do not yet know enough about the nature of the disease. | be possible to It is possible to argue that the rules are too strict. | be difficult to

PREP. against She argued against a rise in interest rates. | for The general argued for extending the ceasefire. | in favour of They argued in favour of stricter punishments.

ADJ. angry, bitter, heated, violent | big I had a big argument with my mother this morning. | little, silly, stupid

VERB + ARGUMENT become/get involved in, get into, have I don't want to get into an argument with her. | cause, provoke, start | lose, win I was determined to win the argument.

ARGUMENT + VERB arise, break out, develop, erupt Minutes later a violent argument erupted.

PREP. ~ about We had an argument about what we should buy. | ~ between an argument between her parents | ~ over The argument over decentralization will probably continue for ever. | ~ with an argument with his wife

2 reason supporting opinion

ADJ. basic, general | main | good, major, powerful, sound, strong, valid | compelling, conclusive, convincing, persuasive | plausible Their argument sounds plausible but is it really valid? | spurious, tenuous, weak | balanced | logical, rational, reasoned | economic, moral, political, theoretical

VERB + ARGUMENT advance, deploy, offer, present, put forward He put forward some very convincing arguments. | develop This argument is developed further in the next chapter. | illustrate, support, underline Do you have any evidence to support your argument? | consider, hear, listen to | accept, agree with | dismiss, reject The company dismissed his arguments as alarmist. | counter, refute She tried to think how to refute the argument on moral grounds.

ARGUMENT + VERB be based on sth The government's argument is always based on how much such a scheme would cost. | go, run Centralized government, so the argument goes, is too far removed from the problems of ordinary citizens. | apply [for sth] The same argument applies to fox-hunting. | justify sth | suggest sth These arguments suggest that the medical establishment had an interest in suppressing the research.

PREP. ~ against the arguments against increasing taxes | ~ concerning arguments concerning the nature of morality | ~ for There is a very good argument for increasing spending on education. | ~ in favour of What are the arguments in favour of change?

PHRASES all/both sides of an argument He was able to see both sides of the argument. | a flaw in the argument I can see no flaw in the argument as she has just explained it. | a line of argument I can see a few problems with this line of argument.

When you "make an argument", you present facts and is generally calm when you present your side. For example, I am making a case for boosting sales. On the other hand, when you "have an argument" with someone, it is just having a quarrel or fight and is generally just shouting. For example, I had an argument with Mark about his job.

I don't think I have had an argument with Pompeo.".

may have had

có thể đãcó thể đã cócó thểcó thể là cócó thể sẽ có

have always had

luôn cóđã luôn luôn cólúc nào cũng có

would have had

sẽ cóđã cóđã phảiphải có

could have had

có thể đãcó thể đã cócó thể có được

have already had

đã cóđang có

must have had

phải cóchắc hẳn đã cóchắc đãchắc đã cóắt hẳn có

have also had

cũng đã cócũng đãcũng từng

have had one

đã có mộtcó mộtđã từng

have had more

đã có hơnđã có nhiềucó morecó thêm

people have had

người đã có

have had time

đã có thời gian

will have had

sẽ có

have had success

đã thành công

have long had

từ lâu đã có

have had problems

đã có vấn đềđã gặp vấn đề

have had experience

đã có kinh nghiệmcó kinh nghiệmđã trải nghiệm

have had surgery

đã phẫu thuật

have previously had

trước đây đãtrước đây cóđã từngcó

never have had

không bao giờ cóchưa bao giờ có

i have never had

tôi chưa bao giờ cótôi đã không bao giờ cótôi chưa bao giờ phảitôi chưa từng có một

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have had an amputationhave had an eating disorder