打起来

(身上肯定有凶器 可是我们人多) ── Previous context

“yet you can still win the fight.”

(小小姐姐 小小姐姐) ── Previous context

“The General is having a very rude visitor. I think they're about to fight.”

(赵勇就过来找他) ── Previous context

“and they ended up having a fight.”

(等我找到他们的时候) ── Previous context

“Lu Ming and Ma Ke were already fighting.”

(你刚才没听到吗 你让我到格拉丹东 去找水吗) ── Previous context

“That's not my problem. If there's another fight, I can't handle it. I really can't.”

(印刷厂那边) ── Previous context

“They're fighting at the printery. They're fighting?”

(睡我的小床床 睡窝窝 睡窝窝) ── Previous context

“They're fighting. No.”

(大伙儿看哪 他刚刚把手印都印在这儿) ── Previous context

“-You don't think this situation... -I didn't take advantage of her! Is going to escalate into a fight, do you?”

(我打死你这个狼子野心) ── Previous context

“Let them fight. If they fight, won't our plan work?”

(你的江教授 说不定在外面 假装晃悠了好几趟) ── Previous context

“If I stay any longer, we might actually end up fighting.”

(我一紧张我就想到长沙了) ── Previous context

“Besides, what if a war really breaks out later?”

(喝得醉醺醺的 找不到手机呢 就大喊大叫的) ── Previous context

“[Platinum Palace] He almost got into a fight with the security. You two stole it.”

(这演得比咱俩还真啊 这不是演的 这是真的在吵) ── Previous context

“Nonsense. They are already fighting.”

(走 快快快) ── Previous context

“Look! It seems like there's a fight upstairs. There really is.”

(所以今天晚上住你家啊) ── Previous context

“I don't care. Just don't start throwing punches with Zhou Kejie.”

(我也想当助理 放下 老吴 白矿长 白矿长) ── Previous context

“The blaster and the coal mining team are fighting! You'd better go take a look.”

(我正要带客户 参观厂子呢 我怎么知道 不行啊) ── Previous context

“No, you absolutely can't go there! Listen. They're almost coming to blows over there.”

(你就给她玩一会儿 这是我的 怎么了 怎么了) ── Previous context

“Why are you fighting? Yuanyuan snatched my toy, and Mr. Sun even helped her snatch it.”

(你我慢慢地看) ── Previous context

“I was worried you might actually come to blows.”

(他两边吃啊 一边卖给宋青松 一边卖给杜瘸子) ── Previous context

“And in the end, they fought.”

(小陶 林赛她们都来) ── Previous context

“(If they meet, they'll fight.) (Then send an address later.)”