Übersetzung für 'feuding' von Englisch nach Deutsch

feuding

Fehdewesen {n}hist.

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to be feuding

sich befehden [geh.]

• The children of feuding gangsters fall in love and fight to escape their parents' notoriety.
• One of the first goals during the pacification of Malaita as part of the British Solomon Islands Protectorate was to decrease the extent of the blood feuding and limit the autonomy of the ramos.
• Wednesday, February 6: In attempts to bring peace between feuding warlords, Afghanistan's interim leader Hamid Karzai visited Herat.
• After the meeting both kings said they were optimistic that the differences between the two feuding communities could be resolved.
• After feuding for several weeks Edge was eventually convinced to join with Gangrel and Christian and the three formed a stable known as The Brood.

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• Furthermore, Savićević's time at the job has been marked with frequent public feuding and controversy.
• Its officials grew tired of the feuding and the bad press generated when civilians were killed or injured in the gangs' cross-fire.
• Li Bian mediated between the feuding Wang Brothers.
• In the Italian town of Verona, Romeo and Juliet are teenagers from feuding families who fall in love.
• In 1963 Maurice and Barend went to the New York Territory for the World Wide Wrestling Federation where they sometimes teamed with Buddy Rogers feuding with Bobo Brazil, Dory Dixon, and Pedro Morales.

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• ECW World Tag Team Champions The Eliminators had begun feuding with the Gangstas upon challenging them at Massacre on Queens Boulevard, while Tommy Dreamer had begun feuding with Brian Lee in an extension of the long-running feud between Dreamer and Raven.
• In XNL, Saez defeated Giger to win the XNL World championship after feuding with Giger on previous shows.
• The film is about feuding criminal gangs, divided along England's North–South divide.
• On July 27, 2013, the Weeknd posted a picture with Drake being in the studio together, dispelling past rumors of them feuding.
• She is currently feuding with "that French woman" at BHC.

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• Despite the local Cumbrian involvement in the dynastic feuding, more damage to the Cumbria region itself was probably done by the continuing Scots' raids and by cross-border feuding, than by the so-called "Wars of the Cousins".
• Two feuding Scottish families are united when their children fall in love.