argue like a married couple

Verb

of two people

(of two people) To argue frequently over petty or pointless disputes.

Japanese Meaning

夫婦喧嘩のように、些細で無意味な争いを頻繁に繰り返す / （2人が）取る口論が、まるで夫婦の喧嘩のようである

When they get stressed, they argue like a married couple about the smallest things.

ストレスが溜まると、彼らは小さなことでいつも夫婦のように言い争う。

Sense（1）

(of two people) To argue frequently over petty or pointless disputes.

argues like a married couple

（ present singular third-person ）

arguing like a married couple

（ participle present ）

argued like a married couple

（ participle past ）

argued like a married couple

（ past ）