raufen

I v/t pull (out); Haar

II v/i und v/refl: (sich) raufen scuffle, brawl, tussle; sie rauften sich um den Ball they were fighting (oder scrapping) for the ball; müsst ihr immer raufen? do you always have to be fighting (one another)?

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to tussle; to brawl

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rau|fen ['raufn]

1. vt

Unkraut to pull up; Flachs to pull

die Haare ráúfen — to tear (at) one's hair

2. vir

to scrap, to fight

sich um etw ráúfen — to fight over sth

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(to grasp and fight with: He grappled with the thief.) grapple

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rau·fen

[ˈraufn̩]

I. vi

▪ [mit jdm] \raufen to fight [[with] sb]

II. vr

▪ sich akk [um etw akk] \raufen to fight [over sth]; s.a. Haar

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1.

intransitives, reflexives Verb fight

[sich] wegen od. um etwas raufen — fight [each other] over something

2.

transitives Verb

sich (Dat.) die Haare/den Bart raufen — tear one's hair/at one's beard

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raufen

A. v/t pull (out); → Haar

B. v/i & v/r:

(sich) raufen scuffle, brawl, tussle;

sie rauften sich um den Ball they were fighting (oder scrapping) for the ball;

müsst ihr immer raufen? do you always have to be fighting (one another)?

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1.

intransitives, reflexives Verb fight

[sich] wegen od. um etwas raufen — fight [each other] over something

2.

transitives Verb

sich (Dat.) die Haare/den Bart raufen — tear one's hair/at one's beard

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v.

to scuffle v.

to tussle v.