1.作战;扭斗
2.搏斗
3.争论
1.扭打;争论
2.撕扯
1.to fight or argue with someone, especially because you are both trying to get something
1.a short fight
2.a disagreement between two people who are both trying to get or to achieve something
1.Though still youthful and strikingly petite, his tussled hair has greyed and his lips purse tightly as if against a lifetime of indignities.
尽管仍然年轻，突出娇小，他扭打灰色的头发和他的嘴唇紧紧钱包好像对一生的屈辱。
2.The unions campaigned against Mr Emanuel, and they have already tussled with him as mayor.
在过去，工会曾发起多场活动反对伊曼纽尔先生，他们已与身为市长的他展开针锋相对的较量。
3.Arnold and Sly were massive rivals in the 80s, and continually tussled to be Hollywood's biggest action star.
上世纪80年代，施瓦辛格和史泰龙都是对方最大的竞争对手，两人一直在争夺好莱坞第一动作明星的位置。
4.For decades China and Taiwan have tussled to win over countries, largely through financial inducements.
十几年来中国大陆和台湾一直为争取邦交国而苦斗，主要是通过金钱的手段。
5.Parties tussled over the perks of office, without letting policies or principles get in the way.
党与党之间常常为钱而扭打，而不是通过什么政策或理念。
6.For this fight I've wrestled with alligators, I've tussled with the whale.
为了这场赛事，我与鳄鱼角斗，与鲸鱼格斗；
7.Shot in the stomach, he tussled with his assailant, whose pistol jammed.
腹部中枪之后，他和手枪卡壳的袭击者扭打在一起。
8.Mix'd tussled hay of head, beard, brawn, it shall be you!
你将是那蓬松、夹杂着干草的头，胡须和肌肉！
9.The old man tussled with the big fish.
老人和大鱼进行搏斗。