brawl

• Nom désignant une bagarre ou une rixe bruyante et violente impliquant un groupe de personnes, ou une fête tapageuse et désordonnée.

A noun referring to a noisy, violent quarrel or fight involving a group of people, or an uproarious party.

1. Noisy fightB2informal

   A rough, noisy, and often chaotic fight involving several people, typically in a public place.

   bagarre générale

   • A brawl broke out between the two rival gangs in the street.
   • The police were called to break up the brawl at the bar.
   • He got a black eye after being caught in the middle of a brawl.

   Synonymesaffrayaltercationfracasfree-for-allmeleeruckusscrapscuffleskirmish

2. Uproarious partyB2informal

   A loud, lively, and often disorderly party or celebration.

   Fête tapageuse

   • The party turned into a real brawl with music blasting and people dancing everywhere.
   • They threw a massive brawl for his birthday, and the neighbors complained about the noise.
   • The college students organized a brawl that lasted until the early hours of the morning.

   Synonymesbashblowoutcarousaljamboreerevelshindig

• Verbe désignant le fait de participer à une bagarre bruyante, brutale et souvent physique, généralement dans un lieu public.

A verb used to indicate the act of engaging in a noisy, rough, and often physical fight, typically in a public place.

1. Fight noisilyB2informal

   To engage in a noisy, angry, and disruptive quarrel or physical fight.

   Se bagarrer bruyamment

   • The two groups brawled in the street after the game.
   • They brawled over a parking spot in the crowded lot.
   • Drunk patrons began to brawl outside the bar.

   Synonymesclashfightscuffleskirmishtusslewrestle