brawling

UK
/ˈbrɔːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈbrɔlɪŋ/
brawlingnoun
brawlings
pl
Translations
The brawling between the two teams led to several injuries.
Потасовка между двумя командами привела к нескольким травмам.
The brawling in the bar attracted the attention of the police.
Драка в баре привлекла внимание полиции.
Definitions
A noisy and disorderly fight or quarrel, typically involving a group of people.
The brawling in the street attracted the attention of the police.
The action or practice of engaging in noisy, rough, or disorderly fighting.
Public drunkenness and brawling were common in the port town.
brawlingadjective
UK
/ˈbrɔː.lɪŋ/
US
/ˈbrɔl.ɪŋ/
Present participle of "brawl" used attributively; rarely gradable.
Translations
The brawling crowd caused chaos at the event.
Драчливая толпа вызвала хаос на мероприятии.
Definitions
Engaged in or characterized by noisy, rough, or disorderly fighting.
The brawling crowd spilled out of the bar and into the street, causing a commotion.
brawlverb

brawling

Gerund

brawled
Past Simple
brawled
Past Participle
brawling
Gerund
UK
/brɔːl/
US
/brɔl/
Translations
The two groups began to brawl in the street.
Две группы начали драться на улице.
Additional translations
Definitions
To engage in a noisy, rough, and often violent fight.
The two hockey teams began to brawl on the ice after a heated exchange.
To produce a loud, tumultuous sound, especially of water or other inanimate sources.
Mountain streams brawl loudly over the rocks all year long.
brawlnoun
Definitions
A rough or noisy fight or quarrel.
The brawl outside the bar attracted a large crowd of onlookers.