Argot anglais pour les combats et les conflits

Ici, vous trouverez de l'argot pour les combats et les conflits, incluant des termes pour les altercations physiques, les disputes et les confrontations.

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rumble [nom]

bagarre

Ex: A rumble broke out after the argument at the corner .

Une bagarre a éclaté après la dispute au coin de la rue.

to [talk] trash [Phrase]

to say offensive, criticizing, or rude things to someone, particularly one's opponent, to make them less confident

Ex: Of course those boxers started talking trash — it 's a normal part of the pre-match press conference .

to [run] the fade [Phrase]

to engage in a physical fight or confrontation

Ex: You talkin' crazy? Run the fade.

to [catch] a fade [Phrase]

to get knocked out or struck unconscious, usually in a fight

Ex: He caught a fade during the backyard fight.

to [throw] hands [Phrase]

to engage in or be ready for a physical fight

Ex: Keep talking and I'll be throwing hands.

to [catch] hands [Phrase]

to get punched or physically attacked, usually in a fight or as a threat

Ex: Do you really want to catch hands?

to [run] hands [Phrase]

to engage in a physical fight

Ex: He ran hands after being insulted at the party.

to knuckle up [verbe]

se préparer à se battre

Ex: Stop talking; knuckle up!

Arrête de parler ; prépare-toi à te battre !

to shape up [verbe]

se préparer à se battre

Ex: Stop messing around or shape up !

Arrête de faire l'idiot ou prends position !

to swat [verbe]

swatter

Ex: Someone swatted him after he livestreamed the game .

Quelqu'un l'a swatté après qu'il ait diffusé le jeu en direct.

to throw down [verbe]

se battre

Ex: If you keep talking , we 're gon na throw down .

Si tu continues à parler, on va en découdre.

to [slug] it out [Phrase]

to fight or argue intensely until one side wins

Ex: The two boxers will slug it out in the final round.

to [play] chicken [Phrase]

to engage in a risky challenge, daring the opponent to back down before real conflict or danger occurs

Ex: The drivers sped toward each other, playing chicken on the highway.

to [hug] it out [Phrase]

to settle an argument or ease tension by hugging

Ex: They were arguing, but finally decided to hug it out.

to [pull] a fast one [Phrase]

to cheat someone in a clever and often unexpected way

Ex: He thought he could pull a fast one on the teacher by giving a fake excuse for not doing his homework , but she saw right through it .

Crime, Conflit et Droit
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