| 释义 |
argue the toss informal, chiefly British Dispute a decision or choice already made: one person argued the toss for four hours before he agreed to pay...- I see the words ‘heated discussion’ and realise that I probably wasn't nodding my head (as I remember it) but shaking it violently and arguing the toss (as Ian remembers it).
- I listened to a couple of people arguing the toss about who was the wronged party.
- Started off none too badly, got there and K was arguing the toss with one of the bouncers because they weren't going to let us in without student cards.
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