Translations for „bunfight“ in the English » German Dictionary

bun·fight [ˈbʌnfaɪt] N Brit hum inf

1. bunfight (official party):

bunfight

Festivität f

bunfight

Fete f inf

2. bunfight (argument):

bunfight

Streiterei f

bunfight

Strauß m hum form

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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

www.theweek.co.uk

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

www.brisbanetimes.com.au

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

calgaryherald.com

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.

www.telegraph.co.uk

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

www.thestar.com

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

www.telegraph.co.uk

The bunfight grows yearly and this time there must have been 200 of us sitting down among a flurry of waitresses and inexhaustible bottles of wine.

www.ft.com

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

www.birminghampost.co.uk

The government can hardly ditch it just a week after adopting it without opening up the whole internal bunfight again.

www.afr.com

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

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