گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'controversy'

1 عمومی:: مباحثه‌

2 عمومی:: جدال‌

3 عمومی:: بحث‌

4 عمومی:: هم‌ ستیزی‌

5 عمومی:: ستیزه‌

1 general:: controversy adjectives political/religious controversy • The agreement attracted a lot of political controversy. public controversy (= among the ordinary people of a country ) • His book sparked off a public controversy about the issue. great/major controversy • That decision was the second major controversy of the Prime Minister's career. fierce controversy (= very great ) • This question has been at the centre of a fierce controversy. bitter controversy (= involving very angry feelings ) • The strike was called off, amid bitter controversy. a lot of controversy • There's been a lot of controversy about the term 'victim'. verbs cause controversy • His speech caused great controversy. arouse/provoke/excite controversy (= cause it ) • Locke aroused considerable controversy with his suggestion. spark (off) controversy (= cause it ) • The new rules are likely to spark more controversy. fuel controversy (= add to it ) • England's manager fuelled controversy with his criticism of the referee. be embroiled in a controversy (= be involved in one ) • A film company became embroiled in a controversy over the title of one of its movies. be surrounded by controversy • The circumstances of her death were surrounded by controversy. avoid controversy • So far, the scheme has avoided controversy. controversy surrounds something • the controversy surrounding modern farming methods controversy arises • Some controversy arose over the safety of the vaccination. phrases a matter/subject of controversy • The right age to vote is a matter of controversy. a storm of controversy • Since its release, the film has met a storm of controversy. the centre of a controversy • The idea became the centre of a bitter controversy.

2 general::   noun ADJ. considerable, great, major | bitter, fierce, raging, violent | lively His views have excited a lively controversy among fellow scientists. | fresh, further, new, renewed | continued, continuing, long-standing, prolonged | public | political | religious, theological | academic, critical, scholarly VERB + CONTROVERSY arouse, cause, create, excite, fuel, give rise to, provoke, spark (off), stir up What they are doing is bound to stir up controversy. | be dogged by, be marked by, be riven by, be surrounded by This year's championships have been dogged by controversy. | avoid The prime minister seemed anxious to avoid controversy about these appointments. | run into The network ran into controversy over claims of faked documentary footage. | be no stranger to The MP, who is no stranger to controversy herself, said the scandal could have serious repercussions. | court The singer deliberately courts controversy with his racist and sexist lyrics. CONTROVERSY + VERB arise, break out A fierce controversy has broken out over the issue. | rage Controversy is raging over the route of the new motorway. | exist Controversy exists as to how safe these drugs are. | centre on sth The controversy centred on the issue of compensation for the victims. | surround sth Much controversy surrounds the new exam. PREP. amid ~ The minister has resigned amid continuing controversy over his education proposals. | ~ about/concerning/over There has been a lot of controversy over the use of these drugs. | ~ among controversy among historians | ~ between controversy between the two leaders | ~ surrounding the bitter controversy surrounding the introduction of the new regulations | ~ with her long-running controversy with fellow academics PHRASES a matter/source/subject of controversy, a storm of controversy The book raised a storm of controversy.

3 general:: noun dispute between side: The controversy came about the name.