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单词 scuffle
释义
scufflescuffle /ˈskʌfəl/ noun [countable] Etymology
ETYMOLOGYscuffle
Origin: 1500-1600 Probably from a Scandinavian language
Collocations
COLLOCATIONS
 A brief scuffle broke out between fans after the game.
Thesaurus
THESAURUShit people
to use physical force, for example hitting or kicking, or weapons to try to hurt someone:  The children fought and pushed in line. She and her brother used to fight like cats and dogs (=fight violently).
to fight someone who is holding you, in order to get away:  “Let me go!” I shouted and began to struggle.
to keep fighting hard until one person or group wins. Used especially in writing:  Protesters battled police through the night.
if groups of people clash, they have a short fight. Used especially in news reports:  Demonstrators in the financial district have clashed with police.
to fight with another person for a short time:  The two men scuffled outside the bar.
if a group of people brawl, they fight noisily and violently:  The two teams brawled on the field after the game.
to fight in a way that is not very violent, especially as a way of playing with someone:  The boy tussled with his uncle on the living room floor.
to fight by holding someone and trying to push him or her to the ground:  A security guard managed to wrestle the thief to the ground.
to fight someone while wearing big leather gloves, as a sport:  He began to box as a boy and later competed in the Olympics.
 a short fight that is not very violent or serious SYN fight, tussle: scuffle with/between A brief scuffle broke out between fans after the game.—scuffle verb [intransitive]► see thesaurus at fight1
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