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单词 scuffle
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scuffle

Some protesters continued to light fires and scuffle with police early yesterday.If the punishment for what appears to be a minor scuffle seems excessive, then clearly context is important.

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scuffle

British English: scuffle NOUN
A scuffle is a short, disorganized fight or struggle.
Violent scuffles broke out between rival groups.
  • American English: scuffle
  • Brazilian Portuguese: tumulto
  • Chinese: 打斗
  • European Spanish: refriega
  • French: rixe
  • German: Handgemenge
  • Italian: tafferuglio
  • Japanese: 乱闘
  • Korean: 실랑이
  • European Portuguese: tumulto
  • Latin American Spanish: refriega

Chinese translation of 'scuffle'

scuffle

(ˈskʌfl)

n (c)

  1. 混战(戰) (hùnzhàn)

vi

  1. 扭打 (niǔdǎ)
    to scuffle with sb 与(與)某人混战(戰) (yǔ mǒurén hùnzhàn)
(noun) 
Definition
a short disorganized fight
Violent scuffles broke out.
Synonyms
fight
He got a bloody nose in a fight.
set-to (informal)
a bit of a set-to between Smith and his record company
scrap (informal)
He has never been one to avoid a scrap.
disturbance
During the disturbance, three men were hurt.
fray
Today he entered the fray on the side of the moderates.
brawl
He had been in a street brawl.
barney (informal)
ruck (slang)
There'll be a huge ruck with the cops.
skirmish
Border skirmishes are common.
tussle
The referee booked him for a tussle with the goalie.
commotion
rumpus
He had left before the rumpus started.
affray (law)
He caused an affray at a pub.
shindig (informal)
ruction (informal)
ruckus (informal)
scrimmage
shindy (informal)
bagarre (French)
biffo (Australian, slang)
(verb) 
Definition
to fight in a disorderly manner
Police scuffled with some of the protesters.
Synonyms
fight
He was formally disciplined for fighting at work.
struggle
The shopkeeper struggled with the intruder for some time before the intruder ran off.
clash
A group of 400 demonstrators clashed with police.
contend
The two main groups contended for power.
grapple
He grappled desperately with Holmes for control of the weapon.
jostle
the contenders who have been jostling for the top job
tussle
They ended up tussling with the security staff.
come to blows
exchange blows

Additional synonyms

in the sense of affray
Definition
a noisy fight in a public place
He caused an affray at a pub.
Synonyms
fight,
mêlée,
contest,
set-to (informal),
encounter,
outbreak of violence,
scrap,
disturbance,
feud,
quarrel,
brawl,
skirmish,
scuffle,
free-for-all (informal),
fracas,
dogfight,
tumult,
shindig (informal),
scrimmage,
shindy (informal),
biffo (Australian, slang),
bagarre
in the sense of brawl
Definition
a loud disagreement or fight
He had been in a street brawl.
Synonyms
fight,
battle,
row (informal),
clash,
disorder,
scrap (informal),
fray,
squabble,
wrangle,
skirmish,
scuffle,
punch-up (British, informal),
free-for-all (informal),
fracas,
altercation,
rumpus,
broil,
tumult,
affray,
shindig (informal),
donnybrook,
ruckus (informal),
scrimmage,
shindy (informal),
biffo (Australian, slang),
bagarre,
melee or mêlée
in the sense of clash
Definition
to come into conflict
A group of 400 demonstrators clashed with police.
Synonyms
conflict,
grapple,
wrangle,
lock horns,
cross swords,
war,
feud,
quarrel

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scuffle

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of contend
Definition
to compete or fight
The two main groups contended for power.
Synonyms
compete,
fight,
struggle,
clash,
contest,
strive,
emulate,
vie,
grapple,
jostle,
skirmish,
dispute
in the sense of disturbance
Definition
an unruly outburst in public
During the disturbance, three men were hurt.
Synonyms
disorder,
bother (informal),
turmoil,
riot,
upheaval,
fray,
brawl,
uproar,
agitation,
fracas,
commotion,
rumpus,
tumult,
hubbub,
shindig (informal),
ruction (informal),
ruckus (informal),
shindy (informal)
in the sense of fray
Definition
a noisy quarrel or brawl
Today he entered the fray on the side of the moderates.
Synonyms
fight,
battle,
row,
conflict,
clash,
set-to (informal),
riot,
combat,
disturbance,
rumble (US, New Zealand, slang),
quarrel,
brawl,
skirmish,
scuffle,
rumpus,
broil,
affray,
shindig (informal),
donnybrook,
battle royal,
ruckus (informal),
scrimmage,
shindy (informal),
bagarre,
melee or mêlée,
biffo (Australian, slang),
boilover (Australian)
in the sense of grapple
Definition
to come to grips with (someone) in hand-to-hand combat
He grappled desperately with Holmes for control of the weapon.
Synonyms
struggle,
fight,
combat,
wrestle,
battle,
clash,
contend,
strive,
tussle,
scuffle,
come to grips
in the sense of jostle
Definition
to compete with someone
the contenders who have been jostling for the top job
Synonyms
compete,
fight,
struggle,
contest,
contend,
strive,
vie,
be in the running,
challenge
in the sense of ruck
There'll be a huge ruck with the cops.
Synonyms
battle,
fight,
conflict,
clash,
set-to (informal),
encounter,
riot,
scrap (informal),
fray,
brawl,
skirmish,
head-to-head,
tussle,
scuffle,
free-for-all (informal),
fracas,
dogfight,
affray,
scrimmage,
exchange of blows,
melee or mêlée,
biffo (Australian, slang),
boilover (Australian)
in the sense of rumpus
Definition
a noisy or confused commotion
He had left before the rumpus started.
Synonyms
commotion,
row,
noise,
confusion,
fuss,
disturbance,
disruption,
furore,
uproar,
tumult,
brouhaha,
shindig (informal),
hue and cry,
kerfuffle (informal),
shindy (informal)
in the sense of scrap
Definition
a fight or quarrel
He has never been one to avoid a scrap.
Synonyms
fight,
battle,
row,
argument,
dispute,
set-to (informal),
disagreement,
quarrel,
brawl,
squabble,
wrangle,
scuffle,
tiff,
turf war (informal),
dust-up (informal),
shindig (informal),
scrimmage,
shindy (informal),
bagarre,
biffo (Australian, slang)
in the sense of scrimmage
Definition
a rough or disorderly struggle
Synonyms
fight,
struggle,
row,
set-to (informal),
riot,
scrap (informal),
disturbance,
fray,
brawl,
squabble,
skirmish,
scuffle,
free-for-all (informal),
affray,
dust-up (informal),
shindig (informal),
bovver (British, slang),
shindy (informal),
bagarre,
biffo (Australian, slang),
melee or mêlée
in the sense of set-to
Definition
a brief disagreement or fight
a bit of a set-to between Smith and his record company
Synonyms
fight,
row,
argument,
brush,
scrap (informal),
disagreement,
quarrel,
barney (informal),
spat,
squabble,
wrangle,
fracas,
slanging match (British),
dust-up (informal),
argy-bargy (British, informal),
biffo (Australian, slang)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of skirmish
Definition
a brief or minor fight or argument
Border skirmishes are common.
Synonyms
fight,
battle,
conflict,
incident,
clash,
contest,
set-to (informal),
encounter,
brush,
combat,
scrap (informal),
engagement,
spat,
tussle,
fracas,
affray,
dust-up (informal),
scrimmage,
biffo (Australian, slang),
boilover (Australian)
in the sense of struggle
Definition
to fight with someone, often for possession of something
The shopkeeper struggled with the intruder for some time before the intruder ran off.
Synonyms
fight,
battle,
wrestle,
grapple,
compete,
contend,
scuffle,
lock horns
in the sense of tussle
Definition
an energetic fight, struggle, or argument
The referee booked him for a tussle with the goalie.
Synonyms
fight,
scrap (informal),
brawl,
scuffle,
battle,
competition,
struggle,
conflict,
contest,
set-to (informal),
bout,
contention,
fray,
punch-up (British, informal),
fracas,
shindig (informal),
scrimmage,
shindy (informal),
bagarre,
biffo (Australian, slang)
in the sense of tussle
Definition
to fight or struggle energetically
They ended up tussling with the security staff.
Synonyms
fight,
battle,
struggle,
scrap (informal),
contend,
wrestle,
vie,
brawl,
grapple,
scuffle
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