brouille

[US]/bruːj/
[UK]/bruːj/

Translation

v. confundir ou misturar; deixar em desordem

Example Sentences

the couple had a bitter brouille over their wedding plans.

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their brouille lasted for several months.

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the brouille between the two brothers was finally resolved.

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there was a serious brouille among the team members.

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the brouille started over a misunderstanding.

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they tried to resolve their brouille through mediation.

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the brouille affected the entire family.

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after years of brouille, they finally reconciled.

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the political brouille led to a stalemate.

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their brouille became public knowledge.

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the brouille threatened to destroy their friendship.

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mediating the brouille proved to be challenging.

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the brouille stemmed from a business dispute.

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the two nations have been in a state of brouille for decades.

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