breeze; ructions; run-in; pique; scrape; tig; blowup(grafleonov); bust-up(a serious quarrel or fight – chiefly Brit. a bad quarrel, especially one that finishes a relationship: he has had a bust-up with his manager | the bust-up of my marriage.n a fight or brawl: a touchline bust-up. NOED. The $5bn legal battle between Boris Berezovsky and Roman Abramovich has offered Russians a fascinating peek into the opulent lifestyles of the mega-rich. Luxury cruises in the Caribbean, mansions in France, deals at the Dorchester, Chechen gangsters, and billions funnelled through opaque offshore companies – all have been uncovered in what is the UK's biggest private litigation bust-up. TG Alexander Demidov); kick-up; snarl; up-and-a-downer(VLZ_58)
argument(He was soon arrested and convicted of aggravated battery for shooting at a man in a tavern during an argument over a woman. — Вскоре он был арестован и признан виновным в причинении телесных повреждений при отягчающих обстоятельствах за то, что стрелял в человека в таверне во время ссоры из-за женщины.); confrontation
