hong6 zin3巷戰巷战
Jyutpinghong6 zin3
Yalehohng jin
Definition
Street fighting; warfare that takes place in narrow streets and alleys.
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How it's used
This term is primarily used in news reports or historical accounts to describe urban combat. It carries a serious and intense tone, often implying chaotic or dangerous conditions within a city. Unlike general terms for conflict, it specifically highlights the tactical nature of fighting within narrow streets and residential areas.
Examples
Street fighting has broken out here, everyone hurry and leave.
Do you know where street fighting is happening right now?
Related words
Common phrases
outbreak of street fighting
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Grammar guides
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