bunfight in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for bunfight in the English»French Dictionary

bunfight [Brit ˈbʌnfʌɪt, Am ˈbənˌfaɪt] N Brit inf, hum

bunfight

pot m inf

bunfight

pince-fesses m inv sl

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I think there will be a huge bunfight, but we would rather it was nice and clean.

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Why would you try to turn something like this into a political bunfight?

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The market had turned into a commercial bunfight and that had been the case for several years.

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The union's bunfight with the league during the summer of '11 deepened that feeling.

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But having survived the bunfight to get aboard, we found ourselves in a carriage as roomy and plush as a business-class cabin on an international airline.

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But that is not even close to how things work in practise, as the agents take centre stage and the back-page bunfight begins.

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Although the fees at stake on floats are not as lucrative as old-fashioned mergers and acquisitions, there will still be a bunfight to land a role on the deal.

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It is effectively a council reserve, bringing about a major public bunfight.

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Apart from that, he has not involved himself in the provincial bunfight.

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What better way to celebrate an author's legacy than to have a bunfight over which of his stories is best.

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