No. 2,195 in French
disputé
Contested or argued.
In a sentence
Le match de football s'est disputé hier soir.
The football match was played last night.
In this sentence, 'disputé' is used to indicate that a competition or match took place.
Ils se sont disputé la première place jusqu'à la fin.
They contested the first place until the end.
Here, 'disputé' reflects an active competition or struggle for achieving something.
Les enfants se sont disputés au sujet du jouet.
The children argued about the toy.
In this case, 'disputé' represents an argument or quarrel between individuals.
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