/ ˈfrækɑː; NAmE ˈfreɪkəs/ noun
( pl. fra·cas / -kɑːz/, NAmE fra·cases ) [ usually sing. ] a noisy argument or fight, usually involving several people
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WORD ORIGIN
early 18th cent.: French , from fracasser , from Italian fracassare make an uproar.
/ ˈfrækɑː; NAmE ˈfreɪkəs/ noun
( pl. fra·cas / -kɑːz/, NAmE fra·cases ) [ usually sing. ] a noisy argument or fight, usually involving several people
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WORD ORIGIN
early 18th cent.: French , from fracasser , from Italian fracassare make an uproar.
Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary. Оксфордский английский словарь для изучающик язык на продвинутом уровне. 2005