吵架 (chǎo jià): to quarrel

Because of their child's education, the couple often quarrels.

Yesterday my roommate and I quarreled over who should clean the room, and in the end we decided to take turns.

Quarreling in public not only fails to solve the problem but also affects other people's mood.

The two grew up together; they quarrel occasionally, but they soon make up.

My parents have been married for thirty years and rarely quarrel; when they disagree, they always sit down and discuss things calmly.