run-in

英 [ˈrʌn ɪn]

美 [ˈrʌn ɪn]

n. 争论; 争吵; 冲突

复数：run-ins　

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牛津词典

noun

N-COUNT 争吵;争执
Arun-inis an argument or quarrel with someone.
1. I had a monumental run-in with him a couple of years ago.
  几年前，我和他大吵了一架。
N-SING 赛前期;预赛;热身赛
Therun-into a sporting event is the period of time or series of matches leading up to it.
1. If Bob is at his best, we'll be able to win the most difficult game of our run-in.
  只要鲍勃处于最佳状态，我们就能拿下最艰难的一场预赛。

noun

an angry dispute
1. they had a quarrel
2. they had words
Synonym:quarrelwranglerowwordsdustup

I just had a run-in with luke. I haven't calmed down yet.
我刚和卢克吵了一架，还没平静下来。
You had a run-in with a kid named cervando?
你遇到一个叫cervando的人？
This month, Evergrande had a run-in with the Australian government.
恒大本月与澳大利亚政府产生争执。
I had a little, you know, run-in with a car.
我被一辆，你知道，车撞到了。
To resign after your first run-in as a non-executive would be very silly.
当上非执行董事后第一次与人争执就辞职，未免太傻了。
These reform measures need a run-in period and cannot be thoroughly implemented at one go.
这些改革需要一个磨合过程，不能一步到位。
He had a bit of a run-in with his girlfriend.
他和女朋友有些小摩擦。
Two players who could boost Arsenal during the run-in could be Aaron Ramsey and Carlos Vela.
两名可以帮助球队的球员是拉姆塞和贝拉。
Poole had been wounded in the thigh on the run-in.
普尔在行进途中大腿受伤。
I explained this to Walter in the January but I felt I needed someone in that run-in, someone I could depend on.
我1月跟史密斯说了这件事，我觉得自己需要在争冠的时候要个帮手，一个可以依靠的人。