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Significats de run-in en anglès

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altercado

An angry dispute.

batussa
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Examples for "words"
Examples for "words"
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This situation played out countless times; different settings, different boys, different words.
Radio NZ
2
Yet Rue's words made sense: one could not oppose violence with violence.
Night gate
3
Still, I don't think the words 'war fever' quite describe the situation.
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
4
In other words: The companies can use inventors' patents however they want.
Wired
5
Please don't use the words 'interesting' and 'Cambridge' in the same sentence.
Iron Man
1
A similar gas row briefly disrupted supplies to Europe three years ago.
Reuters
2
He missed this particular gig for the second year in a row.
The Irish Times
3
Last year was the fifth year in a row that output fell.
Reuters
4
There's that perfectly formed, immaculately dressed young group in the second row.
The Irish Times
5
The row comes at a time of growing political divisions in Spain.
BBC
1
We shall have made up our quarrel.' Sam at least was happy.
The Human Factor
2
As a result there is an open quarrel in the Conservative party.
The Guardian
3
Mashaie had said Iran had no quarrel with Israelis, only their government.
Reuters
4
It was such a natural quarrel and so unprovocative of actual tragedy.
The Golden Slipper, and Other Problems for Violet Strange
5
The wind of the business rose; it became a quarrel of sovereigns.
Europe and the Faith / "Sine auctoritate nulla vita"
1
But a Greek minister stopped the order after a two-year legal wrangle.
Reuters
2
Stan would wrangle the pathology and forensics report from law enforcement authorities.
Calamity jayne
3
Still, a long legal wrangle would be bad for the Indian economy.
Reuters
4
The project would sidestep the U.S. political wrangle that has ensnared Keystone.
Reuters
5
They wrangle, they agree, and we are to be married in June.
The red queen
1
I can't get Kenny into the middle of some dustup or other.
Fortunate harbor
2
But it is equally true that he simply loved an old-fashioned, toe-to-toe dustup.
The Guardian
3
Utah stays on the road for a dustup against Sacramento, also on Sunday.
Reuters
4
He hadn't forgotten our little dustup after the Room 12 incident.
Patient Zero
5
The dustup was part of what inspired the Blackwomenatwork hashtag last week.
Ebony
Ús de run-in en anglès
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It is the singer's second run-in with police in as many weeks.
The Irish Times
2
Chances were good he would have had a run-in with the law.
Secret weapon spouse
3
That would leave a good six-month run-in for the election for Gordon.
A journey: my political life
4
This is not the Father Figures actor's first run-in with the law.
Ebony
5
Major Danby had not stopped shaking since his run-in with General Dreedle.
Catch-22
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Celebrities quickly weighed in on Twitter about Bieber's latest run-in with police.
Reuters
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A degree of early run-in anxiety is to be expected of course.
The Guardian
8
This is not Nooks's first run-in with the law on drug-related charges.
Jamaica Observer
9
In the end, a dismal run-in made the drop pretty much unavoidable.
The Irish Times
10
He bullied opponents in that run-in as the team sprinted into mid-table.
The Guardian
11
But on Tuesday the unfortunate Andy had another run-in with Asa Lemm.
The Rover Boys at Colby Hall; or, The Struggles of the Young Cad...
12
Maybe it's their equivalent of Eamon Ryan's daft-as-a-brush run-in with the rugger-buggers.
The Irish Times
13
His career, however, was marred by decades of run-ins with the law.
Reuters
14
I think you've had enough run-ins with the police in this town.
Roast mortem
15
His father was an alcoholic whom police treated roughly in many run-ins.
The Guardian
16
He's had a couple run-ins with the law, I do know that.
Dying for Dinner (A Cooking Class Mystery)
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Translations for run-in
Run-in a través del temps