brawl

UK:  [brɔːl]

US:  [brɔl]

第三人称单数：brawls  现在分词：brawling  过去式：brawled  

n.

1.争吵,争端;胡闹,大吵大闹

2.吵闹,口角

3.〔美俚〕闹宴;喧闹的舞会;乱哄哄的拳赛

4.拳斗

v.

1.吵架,吵闹

2.吵架;喧嚷

3.吵闹,口角;互骂

4.(流水)哗哗地响

1 . Xiangzi had nothing more to say. Best to get out as quickly as possible, for he knew he was no match for them in a brawl.
祥子没话可说，只好赶紧离开这里；无论如何，斗嘴他是斗不过他们的。

2 . His fate changed, however, when as a young man drawn into a cantina brawl, he was able to inadvertently score a bounty on his drunken foe.
然而，有一次他在酒馆里打架斗殴时，打倒的一个醉鬼碰巧是个被悬赏追杀的人。

3 . This is the end of Chapter 8 which is one of these scenes of a discussion turning into fight, turning into a brawl, turning into a division.
这就是第8章的结尾8，这些场景从讨论演变成一场争斗，演变成吵架，演变成分歧。

4 . Despite the fact that the palace was to explode around them in three minutes, Guri challenged Skywalker to a hand-to-hand brawl.
尽管他们所在的宫殿将在三分钟内爆炸，但古丽还是向天行者提出了徒手格斗的挑战。

5 . "this is a clear breach of our wedding agreement" , he yelled. it looked like there might be a brawl. the guests were beginning to gossip.
“这显然违背了我们的婚礼约定。”他喊道。看来要大吵一场了，客人们也开始窃窃私语。