Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Controversy"

A: Maybe a person that always causing trouble or a very dramatic person

A: In May 2012, an American diplomat said that parental child abduction (a parent taking a child away from the other parent and moving to another country) was as serious as the abductions of Japanese citizens by the North Korean government. This caused a lot of distress to the Japanese government.

A: @Taya: It's going to cause trouble

A: This sounds awkward. I would guess they meant something like "cast a shadow over," which means to make something unpleasant or negative.

A: There was a controversy surrounding the film due to the news exposé showing how the actors were treated by the director.

He has a very controversial opinion, and wasn't afraid to share it.

The article was controversial, and the editor considered pulling it from the second printing.

A: I watched the controversy unfold. The controversy surrounding the politician's statement is very serious.

A: The second means the controversy is happening now.
The first can mean the same, but we also use the present tense for habitual events or future events which may not be happening now. "Every time the president issues a decree, it evokes a controversy" - one may not be happening now!

A: An argument is generally a conversation between a group of people holding different viewpoints trying to convince the other or "win".

A controversy around something means that there are high frequency disagreements about it, for example if a law is passed that a large amount of people are against it can be described as controversial (and this might result in people having an argument over it, too)

A: Controversy : بحث انگیز
Discussion : گفتگو / بحث

This new gun law is a huge controversy / very controversial.
It is controversial because Republicans like guns and Democrats hate guns so there will be disagreement on the law.

Discussion is just a conversation talking about a certain topic, بحث / گفتگو

A: @chrislin72
*controversy =爭議；爭論；爭辯

a lot of disagreement or argument about something, usually because it affects or is important to many people.


There was a big controversy surrounding/over the use of drugs in athletics.
體育界對使用違禁藥物爭議很大。


*contention = 爭論,爭辯,所持的論點
the disagreement that results from opposing arguments.

Here's a lot of contention about that issue - for every person firmly in favour, there's someone fiercely against it.
那個問題爭議很多——有一人堅決支持，就有一人激烈反對。

*debate = (a) serious discussion of a subject in which many people take part.

談論，討論；爭論，辯論

Education is the current focus of public debate.
教育是目前大眾談論的焦點。

希望可以幫到你喔。
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A: ^^

A: Faster you say it the "o" sounds a little but like "uh" but both ways are correct.

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A: × Based on the idea, every behavior such as shopping addiction, work addiction, and SNS addiction all belongs to a disease group.
✓ Based on this (or that) idea (or Based on such an idea), every compulsive behavior such as shopping addiction, work addiction, and SNS addiction belongs to a disease group.

Gone are the days when defining a disease was a simple process. Psychiatrists want to pathologize all behavior considered not "ideal". Only then can they label it, diagnose, then prescribe a drug for it. :-/

A: The controversy over whether or not allowing concealed weapons to be in educational spaces violates the second amendment stems from a difference in the federal and state governments’ interpretations of the amendment.

(The sentence is quite a mouthful! What you said was not technically incorrect; this is just a better way to say it in my opinion.)

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A: It would be "divided" with an i instead of an e. It sounds pretty natural though.