What does "butt heads" mean?

To disagree or clash To have conflict or arguments.

How do you use "butt heads" in a sentence?

They always butt heads. We butt heads over everything. He butted heads with his boss.

Phrasal Verb AmericanAustralian ★★★☆☆ Moderate informal

Meaning: To disagree or clash

发生冲突

Chocar, discrepar

意見が衝突する

의견이 충돌하다

To have conflict or arguments.

产生矛盾或争论。

Tener conflictos o discusiones.

対立したり、言い争いになること。

갈등이나 언쟁을 벌이다.

Base verb: butt

Particle: heads

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

They always butt heads.
他们总是意见不合
Siempre chocan
彼らはいつも衝突している
그들은 항상 부딪힌다.
We butt heads over everything.
我们在所有事情上都有分歧
Discrepamos en todo
私たちは何についても意見が合わない
우리는 모든 일에 대해 의견이 엇갈린다.
He butted heads with his boss.
他和老板起了冲突
Tuvo un enfrentamiento con su jefe
彼は上司と対立した
그는 상사와 충돌했다.

Context: conflict, disagreement, clashing

Tone: frustrated

From animals fighting by butting heads.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal