Definition of fracas in English:

fracas

nounPlural fracases ˈfrakɑː

A noisy disturbance or quarrel.
喧闹的骚乱；大声吵架
the fracas was broken up by stewards
Example sentencesExamples
- There seem to be as many holiday season fracases as there are courthouse lawns, town squares, schools, and other public spaces.
- Altogether, his response in this incident - tempered in comparison with other fracases he's been involved in - was very much in line with public opinion.
- The fracas seems to be primarily the work of one person, presuming to speak for the entire class, when in fact he spoke only for himself.
- During the fracas, a single gun shot was fired leaving a 24-year-old man wounded..
- The fracas is typical of the miniscule Liberal Party, which has been mired in internal disputes for seven years.
- The fracas, in which punches were traded and others were knocked to the ground, lasted about four minutes.
- There were fights and fracas where I saw guns, knives, baseball bats and the rest, but nothing I couldn't handle.
- Three men were injured in the fracas and were in hospital.
- Spectators who witnessed the fracas summoned police who arrived within minutes to find the incident had fizzled out.
- The fracas over his cabinet appointments provides further evidence of a style of leadership that could be described as detached at best.
- She suffered a suspected fractured cheekbone and claimed to have had blurred vision and numbness in her face following the fracas.
- The full video of the fracas was shown and all of the personnel caught on camera making physical contact were identified.
- That doesn't excuse the initial actions of the players, but the whole thing had a really ugly aspect to it in terms of the number of people involved and the different little fracases that went on.
- Apparently knives and shotguns had just been wielded during a fracas in the bar and the local constabulary were called in to help out.
- My life was a series of fracases; every day brought a new knee jerk re-action and after a few months I left for Paris.
- His friend was also treated for minor injuries after he was knocked to the floor during the fracas and has been discharged from hospital.
- A chef on trial for killing a man in a fracas outside a pub told the jury yesterday he had just been trying to defend himself from a group of people who had set on him.
- Fowler also suffered a suspected broken nose in April 1999 during a fracas outside a Liverpool hotel.
- Gardaí said they are not treating the death as suspicious as it is not believed her death was directly linked to the fracas.
- A cocaine dealer who got into the trade to make easy money was caught after he got involved in a drunken fracas outside a nightclub.
Synonyms
disturbance, quarrel, scuffle, brawl, affray, tussle, melee, free-for-all, fight, clash, skirmish, brouhaha, riot, uproar, commotion
argument, altercation, angry exchange, war of words, shouting match, tiff, dispute, disagreement, row, wrangle, squabble, rumpus
Scottish stooshie
Irish, North American, &amp Australian donnybrook
West Indian bangarang
informal falling-out, set-to, run-in, shindig, shindy, dust-up, punch-up, scrap, spat, ruckus, argy-bargy, ruction, fisticuffs
British informal barney, bunfight, ding-dong, bust-up, ruck, slanging match
British informal, Football afters
Scottish informal rammy
North American informal rhubarb
archaic broil, miff

Origin

Early 18th century: French, from fracasser, from Italian fracassare 'make an uproar'.

Rhymes

Dakar

Definition of fracas in US English:

fracas

noun

A noisy disturbance or quarrel.
喧闹的骚乱；大声吵架
the fracas was broken up by stewards
Example sentencesExamples
- The fracas is typical of the miniscule Liberal Party, which has been mired in internal disputes for seven years.
- Gardaí said they are not treating the death as suspicious as it is not believed her death was directly linked to the fracas.
- A cocaine dealer who got into the trade to make easy money was caught after he got involved in a drunken fracas outside a nightclub.
- The fracas, in which punches were traded and others were knocked to the ground, lasted about four minutes.
- During the fracas, a single gun shot was fired leaving a 24-year-old man wounded..
- There seem to be as many holiday season fracases as there are courthouse lawns, town squares, schools, and other public spaces.
- She suffered a suspected fractured cheekbone and claimed to have had blurred vision and numbness in her face following the fracas.
- A chef on trial for killing a man in a fracas outside a pub told the jury yesterday he had just been trying to defend himself from a group of people who had set on him.
- Fowler also suffered a suspected broken nose in April 1999 during a fracas outside a Liverpool hotel.
- My life was a series of fracases; every day brought a new knee jerk re-action and after a few months I left for Paris.
- His friend was also treated for minor injuries after he was knocked to the floor during the fracas and has been discharged from hospital.
- The full video of the fracas was shown and all of the personnel caught on camera making physical contact were identified.
- Altogether, his response in this incident - tempered in comparison with other fracases he's been involved in - was very much in line with public opinion.
- That doesn't excuse the initial actions of the players, but the whole thing had a really ugly aspect to it in terms of the number of people involved and the different little fracases that went on.
- The fracas seems to be primarily the work of one person, presuming to speak for the entire class, when in fact he spoke only for himself.
- The fracas over his cabinet appointments provides further evidence of a style of leadership that could be described as detached at best.
- There were fights and fracas where I saw guns, knives, baseball bats and the rest, but nothing I couldn't handle.
- Spectators who witnessed the fracas summoned police who arrived within minutes to find the incident had fizzled out.
- Apparently knives and shotguns had just been wielded during a fracas in the bar and the local constabulary were called in to help out.
- Three men were injured in the fracas and were in hospital.
Synonyms
disturbance, quarrel, scuffle, brawl, affray, tussle, melee, free-for-all, fight, clash, skirmish, brouhaha, riot, uproar, commotion

Origin

Early 18th century: French, from fracasser, from Italian fracassare ‘make an uproar’.

词汇	fracas
释义	Definition of fracas in English: fracas nounPlural fracases ˈfrakɑː A noisy disturbance or quarrel. 喧闹的骚乱；大声吵架 the fracas was broken up by stewards Example sentencesExamples There seem to be as many holiday season fracases as there are courthouse lawns, town squares, schools, and other public spaces. Altogether, his response in this incident - tempered in comparison with other fracases he's been involved in - was very much in line with public opinion. The fracas seems to be primarily the work of one person, presuming to speak for the entire class, when in fact he spoke only for himself. During the fracas, a single gun shot was fired leaving a 24-year-old man wounded.. The fracas is typical of the miniscule Liberal Party, which has been mired in internal disputes for seven years. The fracas, in which punches were traded and others were knocked to the ground, lasted about four minutes. There were fights and fracas where I saw guns, knives, baseball bats and the rest, but nothing I couldn't handle. Three men were injured in the fracas and were in hospital. Spectators who witnessed the fracas summoned police who arrived within minutes to find the incident had fizzled out. The fracas over his cabinet appointments provides further evidence of a style of leadership that could be described as detached at best. She suffered a suspected fractured cheekbone and claimed to have had blurred vision and numbness in her face following the fracas. The full video of the fracas was shown and all of the personnel caught on camera making physical contact were identified. That doesn't excuse the initial actions of the players, but the whole thing had a really ugly aspect to it in terms of the number of people involved and the different little fracases that went on. Apparently knives and shotguns had just been wielded during a fracas in the bar and the local constabulary were called in to help out. My life was a series of fracases; every day brought a new knee jerk re-action and after a few months I left for Paris. His friend was also treated for minor injuries after he was knocked to the floor during the fracas and has been discharged from hospital. A chef on trial for killing a man in a fracas outside a pub told the jury yesterday he had just been trying to defend himself from a group of people who had set on him. Fowler also suffered a suspected broken nose in April 1999 during a fracas outside a Liverpool hotel. Gardaí said they are not treating the death as suspicious as it is not believed her death was directly linked to the fracas. A cocaine dealer who got into the trade to make easy money was caught after he got involved in a drunken fracas outside a nightclub. Synonyms disturbance, quarrel, scuffle, brawl, affray, tussle, melee, free-for-all, fight, clash, skirmish, brouhaha, riot, uproar, commotion argument, altercation, angry exchange, war of words, shouting match, tiff, dispute, disagreement, row, wrangle, squabble, rumpus Scottish stooshie Irish, North American, &amp Australian donnybrook West Indian bangarang informal falling-out, set-to, run-in, shindig, shindy, dust-up, punch-up, scrap, spat, ruckus, argy-bargy, ruction, fisticuffs British informal barney, bunfight, ding-dong, bust-up, ruck, slanging match British informal, Football afters Scottish informal rammy North American informal rhubarb archaic broil, miff Origin Early 18th century: French, from fracasser, from Italian fracassare 'make an uproar'. Rhymes Dakar Definition of fracas in US English: fracas noun A noisy disturbance or quarrel. 喧闹的骚乱；大声吵架 the fracas was broken up by stewards Example sentencesExamples The fracas is typical of the miniscule Liberal Party, which has been mired in internal disputes for seven years. Gardaí said they are not treating the death as suspicious as it is not believed her death was directly linked to the fracas. A cocaine dealer who got into the trade to make easy money was caught after he got involved in a drunken fracas outside a nightclub. The fracas, in which punches were traded and others were knocked to the ground, lasted about four minutes. During the fracas, a single gun shot was fired leaving a 24-year-old man wounded.. There seem to be as many holiday season fracases as there are courthouse lawns, town squares, schools, and other public spaces. She suffered a suspected fractured cheekbone and claimed to have had blurred vision and numbness in her face following the fracas. A chef on trial for killing a man in a fracas outside a pub told the jury yesterday he had just been trying to defend himself from a group of people who had set on him. Fowler also suffered a suspected broken nose in April 1999 during a fracas outside a Liverpool hotel. My life was a series of fracases; every day brought a new knee jerk re-action and after a few months I left for Paris. His friend was also treated for minor injuries after he was knocked to the floor during the fracas and has been discharged from hospital. The full video of the fracas was shown and all of the personnel caught on camera making physical contact were identified. Altogether, his response in this incident - tempered in comparison with other fracases he's been involved in - was very much in line with public opinion. That doesn't excuse the initial actions of the players, but the whole thing had a really ugly aspect to it in terms of the number of people involved and the different little fracases that went on. The fracas seems to be primarily the work of one person, presuming to speak for the entire class, when in fact he spoke only for himself. The fracas over his cabinet appointments provides further evidence of a style of leadership that could be described as detached at best. There were fights and fracas where I saw guns, knives, baseball bats and the rest, but nothing I couldn't handle. Spectators who witnessed the fracas summoned police who arrived within minutes to find the incident had fizzled out. Apparently knives and shotguns had just been wielded during a fracas in the bar and the local constabulary were called in to help out. Three men were injured in the fracas and were in hospital. Synonyms disturbance, quarrel, scuffle, brawl, affray, tussle, melee, free-for-all, fight, clash, skirmish, brouhaha, riot, uproar, commotion Origin Early 18th century: French, from fracasser, from Italian fracassare ‘make an uproar’.
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