fracas 的定义
- a noisy, disorderly disturbance or fight; riotous brawl; uproar.
fracas 近义词
disturbance, fight
更多fracas例句
- The fracas reportedly began when Rodriguez got out of a gray sedan by a nearby shopping center and confronted the younger girl, according to a student who witnessed the incident.
- For some parents the fracas has served as a reminder of the minefield that teenage girls face on social media and also been a jumping off point for conversations with their teens.
- The fracas between Apple and Facebook, which owns Instagram, revolves around advertising data and how it is used on Apple devices.
- I think that’s what started the helmet punching extravaganza on the play prior to the fracas.
- Jonathan Franzen is in a fracas over his comments deploring our literary culture, Amazon, and social media.
- Bennett is part of the rightwing bloc, which is not, as a whole, weakened by the fracas.
- Hart then segued into the Kristen Stewart fracas, joining Jodie Foster in the “get over it, people” camp.
- I would add only that this entire little fracas isn't about the alleged substance of the complaint against him.
- This whole fracas happened simply because conservatives saw an opportunity to accuse liberals of being elitist.
- Fortunately the police then arrived on the scene, and with great difficulty succeeded in putting a stop to the fracas.
- They had been watching the fracas, and understood it as little as we did.
- He wanted no fracas, and he was still hanging doubtful, measuring the distance between them, when—away went his thoughts.
- A trifling affair in itself, this village fracas was to have a lasting effect upon the career of Thomas Borrow.
- But that person must have been on the scene also, probably lurking in the shelter of the bungalow and watching the fracas.