It's very hard to predict what will transpire, there isn't going to be any certainty over whether it's going to be a one-week spat or a two-year spat. spats A larva of an oyster or similar bivalve that has settled by attaching to a surface. Losing 14 minutes of audiotape in comparison to this is a little spat in the sandbox in the kindergarten. The U.S.-China trade spat has been at the center of the oil market demise, which has sent the global economy to the brink of recession and negatively impacted oil demand forecasts. Often used in the imperative phrase 'spit it out. To succeed in saying something, especially with difficulty. A noun or pronoun can be used between 'spit' and 'out.' Spit that out Don't you know wild mushrooms can be poisonous Our toddler keeps spitting out his vegetables. I wish the government would think more carefully before starting campaigns like this, it's our wives who get spat on and have their veils ripped off in the street. Literally, to forcefully expel something from one's mouth.
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We are going to see more of this and this will be the worst the relationship has been since diplomatic relations began. noun a sudden, almost overwhelming, outpouring: a spate of angry words. (pblk ) singular noun with singular or plural verb You can refer to people in general, or to all the people in a particular country or community, as the public. Until now it has been a diplomatic spat, we haven't seen it play out beyond the diplomatic and political realm, now it is imposing regulatory barriers without contravening the free trade agreement.
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