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Перевод: scuffle

[существительное]
драка ; шарканье;
[глагол]
драться; ходить, шаркая ногами

Тезаурус:

1. This probably explains why little children favour tall animals, that they have never seen in reality, to animals that slither and scuffle across the ground.
2. Each club have been fined the same amount as Arsenal, who were found to be the less culpable party in the mass scuffle with Norwich City on November 4.
3. At times this caused quite a scuffle, especially when we tried to insist on lumping several together and pretending that the result was a nation, albeit a federal one - rather in the same way as the parliamentary managers of the eighteenth century used to bribe Scottish peers by the batch, half a dozen or a dozen at a time.
4. They demonstrate how they use their catapults for birds; stage a frightening scuffle at the edge of the canyon, then pose for a photograph with great, old-fashioned dignity.
5. He sensed more than heard the scuffle of trainer shoes on concrete behind him and threw a casual glance over his shoulder.
6. There was a scuffle.
7. James Lambert hesitated, turning towards the kegs, from behind which came the sounds of a scuffle.
8. I heard a scuffle outside and presumed he'd been escorted from the building, but before leaving he pushed a News of the World Christmas card under the door offering me 40,000 for an interview.
9. Alerted to the scuffle, East Germans inside the building seized his arms and legs.
10. Crunching up the gravel drive past a clump of rhododendrons, she heard a scuffle in the undergrowth.
11. There was a scuffle and the sound of someone running across the deck.
12. There was a minor scuffle between Hegarty and a Unionist councillor and before desisting, Hegarty shouted to the gallery: "Whom do you want to see in the chair?"
13. The school doctor says that we should work hard, but not overwork," adding a muffled "ha! ha!" as, baffled, Herr Hocher retreated to the T.V. room where there was a noisy scuffle.