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1 Handgemenge
* * *das Handgemengescrimmage; melee; grapple; close; scuffle* * *Hạnd|ge|men|gentscuffle, fight* * *Hand·ge·men·ge* * *das fight* * *Handgemenge n brawl, scuffle;es kam zu einem Handgemenge scuffling ( oder scuffles) broke out* * *das fight* * *n.brawl n.close combat n.fisticuffs n.grapple (fight) n.hand to hand fight n.scrimmage n.scuffle (fight) n. -
2 Balgerei
f; -, -en scuffle, tussle, scrap umg. (um for, over)* * *die Balgereiscuffle* * *Bal|ge|rei [balgə'rai]f -, -enscrap, tussle* * *die1) ((sometimes with for) an act of scrambling; a rush or struggle: There was a scramble for the best bargains.) scramble2) (the act of romping: The children had a romp in the grass.) romp3) (friendly fighting between children etc.) rough-and-tumble* * *Bal·ge·rei<-, -en>[balgəˈrai]f scrap* * *die; Balgerei, Balgereien (ugs.) scrap (coll.)* * *um for, over)* * *die; Balgerei, Balgereien (ugs.) scrap (coll.) -
3 herumschlagen
* * *he|rụm|schla|gen sep1. vtPapier, Tuch etc to wrap (a)round (um etw sth)2. vr (inf)sich mit jdm herumschlagen (lit) — to fight or scuffle with sb; (fig) to fight a running battle with sb
* * *he·rum|schla·gen▪ sich akk mit jdm/etw \herumschlagen to keep battling against [or with] sb/sth, to struggle with sb/sth* * *unregelmäßiges reflexives Verb (ugs.)1) (sich schlagen)sich mit jemandem herumschlagen — keep fighting or getting into fights with somebody
sich mit Problemen/Einwänden herumschlagen — grapple with problems/battle against objections
* * *herumschlagen v/r (irr, trennb, hat -ge-) umg:sich herumschlagen mit scuffle with; fig grapple with* * *unregelmäßiges reflexives Verb (ugs.)sich mit jemandem herumschlagen — keep fighting or getting into fights with somebody
sich mit Problemen/Einwänden herumschlagen — grapple with problems/battle against objections
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4 raufen
I v/t pull (out); HaarII v/i und v/refl: ( sich) raufen scuffle, brawl, tussle; sie rauften sich um den Ball they were fighting ( oder scrapping) for the ball; müsst ihr immer raufen? do you always have to be fighting (one another)?* * *to tussle; to brawl* * *rau|fen ['raufn]1. vtUnkraut to pull up; Flachs to pulldie Haare ráúfen — to tear (at) one's hair
2. virto scrap, to fightsich um etw ráúfen — to fight over sth
* * *(to grasp and fight with: He grappled with the thief.) grapple* * *rau·fen[ˈraufn̩]I. vi▪ [mit jdm] \raufen to fight [[with] sb]II. vr* * *1.intransitives, reflexives Verb fight2.[sich] wegen od. um etwas raufen — fight [each other] over something
transitives Verb* * *B. v/i & v/r:(sich) raufen scuffle, brawl, tussle;müsst ihr immer raufen? do you always have to be fighting (one another)?* * *1.intransitives, reflexives Verb fight2.[sich] wegen od. um etwas raufen — fight [each other] over something
transitives Verbsich (Dat.) die Haare/den Bart raufen — tear one's hair/at one's beard
* * *v.to scuffle v.to tussle v. -
5 Rauferei
* * *die Raufereibrawl; scuffle; shindig; affray* * *Rau|fe|rei [raufə'rai]f -, -enscrap, roughhouse (inf)* * *(a confused fight usually between a few people using their fists, feet etc: The two men quarrelled and there was a scuffle.) scuffle* * *Rau·fe·rei<-, -en>[raufəˈrai]f fight, scrap sl* * *die; Rauferei, Raufereien fight* * ** * *die; Rauferei, Raufereien fight -
6 balgen
v/refl scuffle, tussle, scrap umg. (um over)* * *sich balgento tussle* * *Bạl|gen ['balgn]m -s, - (PHOT)bellows pl* * *(to play in a lively way, especially by running about, jumping etc: The children and their dog were romping about on the grass.) romp* * *bal·gen[ˈbalgn̩]vr* * ** * *um over)* * * -
7 handgreiflich
I Adj.1. Auseinandersetzungen etc.: violent; handgreiflich werden turn ( oder get) violent, lash out, get rough umg.; mehrere: auch come to blows; umg. sexuell: get physical2. fig. palpable; (offensichtlich) evident, manifest; handgreifliche Lüge out and out ( oder blatant oder bald-faced) lieII Adv.: jemandem etw. handgreiflich vor Augen führen show s.o. s.th. quite plainly* * *hạnd|greif|lich ['hantgraiflɪç]1. adj1) Streit, Auseinandersetzung violenthandgreiflich werden — to become violent
2. adv* * *hand·greif·lich[ˈhantgraiflɪç]1. Auseinandersetzung, Streit violent▪ [gegen jdn] \handgreiflich werden to become violent [towards sb]2. (offensichtlich) clear* * *1) (tätlich)handgreiflich werden — start using one's fists
* * *A. adj1. Auseinandersetzungen etc: violent;handgreiflich werden turn ( oder get) violent, lash out, get rough umg; mehrere: auch come to blows; umg sexuell: get physicalB. adv:jemandem etwas handgreiflich vor Augen führen show sb sth quite plainly* * *1) (tätlich) -
8 Balgen
v/refl scuffle, tussle, scrap umg. (um over)* * *sich balgento tussle* * *Bạl|gen ['balgn]m -s, - (PHOT)bellows pl* * *(to play in a lively way, especially by running about, jumping etc: The children and their dog were romping about on the grass.) romp* * *bal·gen[ˈbalgn̩]vr* * ** * ** * * -
9 Gemenge
n; -s, -1. mixture (aus, von of)3. AGR. mixed crop* * *Ge|mẹn|ge [gə'mɛŋə]nt -s, -1) (= Mischung) mixture (aus of); (AGR) mixed crop; (fig) mixture; (= wirres Durcheinander) jumble (aus of)2) (= Gewühl) bustle; (= Handgemenge) scufflemit jdm ins Gemenge kommen — to come to blows with sb
* * *Ge·men·ge<-s, ->[gəˈmɛŋə]nt1. (Mischung) mixture2. (Gewühl) crowd, bustle4.▶ mit jdm ins \Gemenge kommen to come to blows with sb* * *das; Gemenges, Gemenge mixture* * *1. mixture (aus, von of)2. altm:mit jemandem ins Gemenge kommen come to blows with sb3. AGR mixed crop* * *das; Gemenges, Gemenge mixture* * *-n n.mixture n. -
10 schlurfen
v/i (schleppend gehen) shuffle, drag one’s feet* * *to drag one's feet; to scuff; to shuffle; to scuffle* * *schlụr|fen ['ʃlʊrfn]vi aux seinto shuffle* * *(to move (one's feet) along the ground etc without lifting them: Do stop shuffling (your feet)!; The old man shuffled along the street.) shuffle* * *schlur·fen[ˈʃlʊrfn̩]vi Hilfsverb: sein to shuffle; (absichtlich) to scuff [one's feet]* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein shuffle* * *schlurfen v/i (schleppend gehen) shuffle, drag one’s feet* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein shuffle* * *n.noisy sip n. -
11 schlürfen
v/i (schleppend gehen) shuffle, drag one’s feet* * *to drag one's feet; to scuff; to shuffle; to scuffle* * *schlụr|fen ['ʃlʊrfn]vi aux seinto shuffle* * *(to move (one's feet) along the ground etc without lifting them: Do stop shuffling (your feet)!; The old man shuffled along the street.) shuffle* * *schlur·fen[ˈʃlʊrfn̩]vi Hilfsverb: sein to shuffle; (absichtlich) to scuff [one's feet]* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein shuffle* * *beim Essen/Trinken laut schlürfen slurp loudly while eating/drinking;nicht schlürfen, Kinder! don’t slurp, children!* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein shuffle* * *n.noisy sip n. -
12 Handgemenge
Hand·ge·men·ge ntfight, scuffle -
13 Gewühl
n1. bustle2. hurry-scurry3. jam4. mélée spv.5. melee6. milling crowd7. scufflen[Durcheinander]turmoil1. crowd2. crush -
14 Handgemenge
n1. brawl2. close3. grapple4. hand to hand fight5. melee6. scrimmage7. scuffle -
15 raufen
1. to scuffle2. to tussle -
16 Schlägerei
f1. brawl2. fray3. free-for-all Am.4. punch-up Br. coll.5. ruction6. rumble sl.7. scuffle
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