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"Knockdown drag-out fight" nghĩa là gì?
02 Nov, 2020
"Knockdown drag-out fight" -> nghĩa là trận chiến kéo dài, căng thẳng.
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Maybe Burr’s character overindulged (quá mê) in the beer samples because he gets even crazier after sampling too many. Cause, I mean, you gotta drink at least 6 free beers before you know you like it, I guess, or that it tastes terrible, which Burr’s character (tính cách) decides. Burr and his son in the skit (nhóm) are also wearing their masks around their chin. Burr then gets into a knockdown, drag-out fight with his son in the store over cereal.
You know, to take a step back here, the census (điều tra dân số) is ultimately about power, and it's about money. And so that there is a knockdown, drag-out fight over it should not be surprising if you look at it from that perspective. But certainly, this administration has made a number of efforts here to really try to put their stamp on how the count is conducted and who is included in this count. And they're trying to test exactly what their limits are at the Supreme Court now.
"I see this match as a pick 'em and a 50/50 knockdown drag-out fight that will really depend on who is having the better day in the end," said Shriver. "Kenin has improved so much from round to round, and this is an ideal (lý tưởng) time to keep getting better. She's certainly poised to win her second major title, but I still think this will ultimately be decided by Kvitova's racket.
Sheila, Brown’s alter-ego, like Nahla, is a fighter. The naughty nurse had more than one knockdown, drag-out fight with nemesis (kẻ thù) Lauren Fenmore (Tracey Bregman) on YR and they brought the drama — and the brawls (cãi lộn) — over to BB in 1992.
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