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Meanings of rough-and-tumble in anglès
Characterized by disorderly action and disregard for rules.
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Sinònims
Examples for "bare-knuckle"
Examples for "bare-knuckle"
1
It sounds a bit like a bare-knuckle version of Yes Minister.
2
In Ireland he had been a bare-knuckle fighter, or so Vincent had heard.
3
Lobov brushes aside the suggestion that bare-knuckle boxing is more primitive than MMA.
4
If nothing else, it's bringing bare-knuckle shopping into the digital world.
5
Once again then all aboard for another of those bare-knuckle rides.
1
Bilal is also the bare-knuckled survivor of music industry b.s.
2
Like its protagonist, the movie keeps its distance from the bare-knuckled world of D.C. politics.
3
The blood in his skull pounded like bare-knuckled pugilists.
4
Or perhaps a match of bare-knuckled boxing.
5
Back to his roots as Ian Fleming's driven, bare-knuckled, rough-around-the-edges sociopathic killer in Her Majesty's Secret Service.
Usage of rough-and-tumble in anglès
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So much about this young, rough-and-tumble country reminded me of my own.
2
It also kept him attuned to the rough-and-tumble of the criminal marketplace.
3
Even when these were prohibited the game was of a rough-and-tumble variety.
4
The rough-and-tumble aspect of playing with colour is not for shrinking violets.
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But Patsy was a rushing, rough-and-tumble saloon-fighter, while Watson was a boxer.
6
In spite of his fat the gambler was a rough-and-tumble fighter of parts.
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It's the best weapon in the world at this sort of rough-and-tumble work.
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It's not great tennis out there; more a rough-and-tumble street brawl.
9
Those were the years when the Baltimore department was truly rough-and-tumble.
10
Finally, after a rough-and-tumble journey through the planetary atmosphere, a red chute deployed.
11
Otherwise, silence. In the rough-and-tumble world of boxing, it was an everyday exchange.
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I guess you didn't scramble up in this rough-and-tumble West like I did.
13
Robbins, a good rough-and-tumble reporter, but lacking the delicate touch, began to speak.
14
All at once, their lives became a blur of rough-and-tumble villages.
15
Paul Maddox has had a rough-and-tumble year since I left.
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Another was academics: far too thin-skinned and unworldly for the rough-and-tumble of political life.