1.〈口〉争论,吵闹;打架;骚乱
1.a violent argument or physical altercation, often one that starts and stops quickly
1.This reminded me of the recent dustup between Richard Dawkins and the blogger known as SkepChick.
这让我想起了最近理查德•道金斯与一位叫做SkepChick博主之间的口水仗。
2.The dustup over such a small purchase is a reminder that U. S. security officials are keeping Huawei on a short leash.
如此小的一次收购引起的骚动是一个提示，美国安全部门钳制着这家公司。
3.Reagan explains her dustup with her husband's chief of staff Don Regan, calling him "really a terrible man. "
里根解释说她曾与丈夫的幕僚长唐里根争吵，称他“真是一个可怕的人。”
4.Geary and me had a little dustup over how to go about finding bagwell.
Geary和我在对于怎么寻找bagwell的问题上出现了纠纷
5.Soon after the Sands dustup, Dennis staged another remarkable comeback.
桑兹兴风作浪之后不久，丹尼斯又回到了交易界。
6.The dustup appears headed to court, where it could take weeks to resolve.
争议双方似乎将吵上法庭，他们的分歧在那里可能要花上几周才能解决。
7.Strictly forbid to dustup with customer in the store
严禁在店内与顾客争执