fisticuffs

fisticuffs的音标为[ˈfɪstɪkʌfz]，基本翻译为“打手肘”，速记技巧为：fist拳头，cuff袖子。

Fisticuffs 的英文词源：

- 词源一：古英语词汇 fist (拳头) 和 scuff (打斗)。

- 词源二：古英语词汇 fist (拳头) 和 动词 scuff (擦伤)。

变化形式：

- 复数形式：fisticuffs 或 fistfights。

- 过去式和过去分词：fisted 或 fistfought。

相关单词：

- Knuckle-fighter (拳击手)：指以拳头进行战斗的人。

- Brawl (混战)：指激烈的打斗场面。

- Pugilism (拳击运动)：指使用拳头进行比赛的运动。

- Glove (拳击手套)：指用于拳击比赛的防护手套。

- Knockout (击倒)：指拳击比赛中一方被击倒在地无法继续比赛。

- Punch (一拳)：指使用拳头进行攻击的动作。

- Knockdown (击倒对手)：指拳击比赛中一方被击倒在地。

- Boxing (拳击)：指使用拳头进行比赛的运动，包括规则、技巧和战术等。

- Fisticutre (拳击文化)：指拳击运动及其相关的历史、文化和人物等。

常用短语：

1. fistfight

2. knock down

3. punch in the face

4. fist clenching

5. fist to fist

6. scratch and claw

7. bloodied knuckles

8. no holds barred

例句：

1. They were about to start a fistfight when the teacher intervened.

2. He knocked me down in a fierce fistfight.

3. She punched him in the face and he retaliated with a punch to her ribs.

4. The two men were fist clenching, each determined to win.

5. They were both bloodied knuckles after a no holds barred fight.

6. The boxers were scratching and clawing for every inch of ground.

7. The fight was over when the bell rang, with one fighter knocked out and the other bloodied but victorious.

英文小作文：

Fisticuffs are a way of resolving disputes, whether it"s a heated argument or a disagreement between friends. However, it"s important to remember that violence is never the answer, and fistfights can lead to serious injuries and even legal consequences. Instead, it"s better to communicate and resolve issues through peaceful means. Nevertheless, fistfights are a part of our history and culture, and they can be exciting and intense experiences that bring people together in a shared moment of adrenaline and excitement. Whatever the case, it"s always better to avoid fistfights if possible, and use words instead of fists to resolve conflicts.