scuffle

/skuhf-uhl/US // ˈskʌf əl //UK // (ˈskʌfəl) //

混战,扭打,动乱,混战中

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb

1
scuf·fled, scuf·fling.
- : to struggle or fight in a rough, confused manner.
- : to go or move in hurried confusion.
- : to move or go with a shuffle; scuff.

n.名词 noun

1
- : a rough, confused struggle or fight.
- : a shuffling: a scuffle of feet.
- : Also called scuffle hoe . a spadelike hoe that is pushed instead of pulled.
- : a forward and backward movement of the foot.

nounfight

Synonyms

The recent scuffles on San Diego school boards – not to mention the ongoing national and local controversies around critical race theory – show that America’s racial tension is becoming an animating factor in school board politics.
The Avengers are able to retrieve both stones from the 2012 version of Loki but during a surprise scuffle, the 2012 version of Loki is able to grab the Tesseract and disappear.
According to a report on May 7 in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, a disagreement over trading cards led to a parking lot scuffle.
The 23-year-old bystander said the scuffle caught her eye and that she started filming because she felt it was “wrong” that police were “messing with someone.”
Given all this history, the complaint filed against Lieber and the dispute over hiring outside counsel appears to mark a continuation — and certainly an escalation — of previous scuffles.
Of those who were caught in the scuffle, many were teenagers, students, civic activists, and pensioners.
A scuffle with a teacher results in an arrest and expulsion, and Jameis is sent to juvenile detention for assault charges.
There had been a scuffle at school; well, a scuffle after football practice is more precise.
Sharpton later accused Ryan of kicking a blind man in a scuffle with demonstrators.
Even young people who had never experienced conflict before this last scuffle in November handled it better than I did.

/skuhf-uhl/US // ˈskʌf əl //UK // (ˈskʌfəl) //

混战,扭打,动乱,混战中

v.无主动词 verb

1
scuf·fled, scuf·fling.
- : to struggle or fight in a rough, confused manner.
- : to go or move in hurried confusion.
- : to move or go with a shuffle; scuff.

n.名词 noun

1
- : a rough, confused struggle or fight.
- : a shuffling: a scuffle of feet.
- : Also called scuffle hoe . a spadelike hoe that is pushed instead of pulled.
- : a forward and backward movement of the foot.

nounfight

Synonyms

The recent scuffles on San Diego school boards – not to mention the ongoing national and local controversies around critical race theory – show that America’s racial tension is becoming an animating factor in school board politics.
The Avengers are able to retrieve both stones from the 2012 version of Loki but during a surprise scuffle, the 2012 version of Loki is able to grab the Tesseract and disappear.
According to a report on May 7 in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, a disagreement over trading cards led to a parking lot scuffle.
The 23-year-old bystander said the scuffle caught her eye and that she started filming because she felt it was “wrong” that police were “messing with someone.”
Given all this history, the complaint filed against Lieber and the dispute over hiring outside counsel appears to mark a continuation — and certainly an escalation — of previous scuffles.
Of those who were caught in the scuffle, many were teenagers, students, civic activists, and pensioners.
A scuffle with a teacher results in an arrest and expulsion, and Jameis is sent to juvenile detention for assault charges.
There had been a scuffle at school; well, a scuffle after football practice is more precise.
Sharpton later accused Ryan of kicking a blind man in a scuffle with demonstrators.
Even young people who had never experienced conflict before this last scuffle in November handled it better than I did.