They are always quarrelling in public.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

I often muddle up their names.

They are constantly battling [at odds] with each other.

They always place blame on us.

They sometimes run after school.

They agree to whatever their president says even when they know he is wrong.

Whenever they meet, they quarrel.

the received wisdom

a frequent guest

Privilege often gives rise to abuses.

Some people are always complaining.

the unreasoning multitude

the act of making something publicly available

be in common [wide] currency

There is always an argument when they play tennis.

They overturned conventional wisdom.

a vulgar error

find [gain, win] general acceptance

to have the tendency to do something frequently

I've told you hundreds of times not to bother anyone, haven't I?

not seldom

many a time

The general public have no (firm) opinions of their own, and are easy to delude into following other people [beguile into acting foolishly].

the customary way that people act

not infrequently

the manner in which people typically behave or things typically happen

The law isn't always fair.

The law is not always fair.

the received view [opinion]

You can always here their laughs from the house.

The plum-grove is open to the public.