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scuffle v.混战；扭打；拖脚行走n.混战 (1) 警察和示威群众混战起来。(2) 他们与记者扭打起来。(3) 在混战中有五名罢工纠察队员受伤。(4) 当警察试图驱散示威者时，发生了几起零星的扭打。　 A scuffle is not an organized bout: it is a free-for-all, with fists flying in any and all directions. As a verb, it tells about the act of this kind of wild fighting, like angry kids who scuffle to try to settle their problems, but it can also mean "dragging one's feet while walking." Here, the meaning is not related to fighting, but rather the sound made by those shuffling feet.

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英 ['skʌfl] 美 ['skʌfl] (1) The police scuffled with the demonstrators.(2) They scuffled with reporters.(3) Five pickets were injured in the scuffle.(4) A few isolated scuffles broke out when police tried to move the demonstrators. As both a noun and a verb, scuffle involves an all-out brawl. As a noun, it is the clash itself, like a scuffle between sworn enemies, or as a verb, it refers to the actual fighting, like a bully who will scuffle with just about anyone. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词](短暂的)扭打，混战 A scuffle is a short, disorganized fight or struggle. Violent scuffles broke out between rival groups demonstrating for and against independence.支持和反对独立的两支游行队伍间爆发了激烈的冲突。2[V-RECIP 相互动词]扭打；混战 If people scuffle, they fight for a short time in a disorganized way.   [V with n]  [pl-n V]Police scuffled with some of the protesters...警察与一些抗议者发生了冲突。He and Hannah had been scuffling in the yard outside his house.他和汉娜一直在他房外的院子里扭打。

英语单词	scuffle
英美音标	英 ['skʌfl] 美 ['skʌfl]
中文释义	v.混战；扭打；拖脚行走 n.混战
英语例句	(1) The police scuffled with the demonstrators. (2) They scuffled with reporters. (3) Five pickets were injured in the scuffle. (4) A few isolated scuffles broke out when police tried to move the demonstrators.
中文例句	(1) 警察和示威群众混战起来。 (2) 他们与记者扭打起来。 (3) 在混战中有五名罢工纠察队员受伤。 (4) 当警察试图驱散示威者时，发生了几起零星的扭打。
vocabulary简明	As both a noun and a verb, scuffle involves an all-out brawl. As a noun, it is the clash itself, like a scuffle between sworn enemies, or as a verb, it refers to the actual fighting, like a bully who will scuffle with just about anyone.
vocabulary扩展	A scuffle is not an organized bout: it is a free-for-all, with fists flying in any and all directions. As a verb, it tells about the act of this kind of wild fighting, like angry kids who scuffle to try to settle their problems, but it can also mean "dragging one's feet while walking." Here, the meaning is not related to fighting, but rather the sound made by those shuffling feet.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词](短暂的)扭打，混战 A scuffle is a short, disorganized fight or struggle. Violent scuffles broke out between rival groups demonstrating for and against independence. 支持和反对独立的两支游行队伍间爆发了激烈的冲突。 2 [V-RECIP 相互动词]扭打；混战 If people scuffle, they fight for a short time in a disorganized way. [V with n] [pl-n V] Police scuffled with some of the protesters... 警察与一些抗议者发生了冲突。 He and Hannah had been scuffling in the yard outside his house. 他和汉娜一直在他房外的院子里扭打。

Scuffle Police Verb Fighting Scuffled Demonstrators Broke Disorganized