Translations for „tussle“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . tussle [ˈtʌsl̩] VB intr

1. tussle (fight):

to tussle with sb [over sth]

szamotać się z kimś [o coś]

2. tussle fig (quarrel):

to tussle [with sb] over sth

spierać się [z kimś] o coś

Phrases:

to tussle with sth

zmagać się z czymś

II . tussle [ˈtʌsl̩] N

1. tussle (physical struggle):

tussle

szamotanina f

2. tussle fig (quarrel):

tussle

spór m

Usage examples with tussle

to tussle with sth

zmagać się z czymś

to tussle with sb [over sth]

szamotać się z kimś [o coś]

to tussle [with sb] over sth

spierać się [z kimś] o coś

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This tussle continued for more than 2 hours.

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However, as soon as they reached their camp, the two tussled over the note in full view of their tribemates.

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Her characters are vivacious and thrilling; she tussles with big themes, and is fuelled by an admirable fury.

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The work on the proposed port has been delayed because of a legal tussle between the promoters and venture capital investors of the company.

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Boats are secured and after an exciting tussle the entire gang is rounded up.

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This became a legal tussle and various communal unrest when the local government was created.

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But the period was marred with crises, most of which were linked with long tussle over selection of the king.

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As a nod to their trademark silliness, they can be seen tussling in the midst of their choreographed descent down the stairs.

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The parents get into a tussle and a tug-of-war over the baby.

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After a tussle, the property was successfully purchased.

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