@know_hope 474314 wrote:
it was an argument not a fight… :/
the dj that was arguing is a really nice guy :wink:, they put the night on for free, the dj’s didn’t get paid, i’m not sure what happened exactly with the girl as i didn’t see her, but we were told the bouncers weren’t letting her back in.
thanks askarabaskara crew, was a really nice night, great crowd… 🙂
ight
verb /fīt/
fighting, present participle; fights, 3rd person singular present; fought, past participle; fought, past tense
Take part in a violent struggle involving the exchange of physical blows or the use of weapons
– the men were fighting
– they fight with other children
Engage in (a war or battle)
– there was another war to fight
Quarrel or argue
– she didn’t want to fight with her mother all the time
– they were fighting over who pays the bill
Struggle to put out (a fire, esp. a large one)
– two fire trucks raced to the scene to fight the blaze
Endeavor vigorously to win (an election or other contest)
Campaign determinedly for or against something, esp. to put right what one considers unfair or unjust
– I will fight for more equitable laws
Struggle or campaign against (something)
– the best way to fight fascism abroad and racism at home
Attempt to repress (a feeling or an expression of a feeling)
– she had to fight back tears of frustration
Take part in a boxing match against (an opponent)
Move forward with difficulty, esp. by pushing through a crowd or overcoming physical obstacles
– she watched him fight his way across the room
Command, manage, or maneuver (troops, a ship, or military equipment) in battle
– General Hill fights his troops well
Yeah an argument is a lot different to a fight innit man.
