1.
The youths were clearly looking for (ie were intending to start) a fight.
显然这些年轻人要寻衅闹事。
2.
"They tended to be very aggressive," she says.
“他们本来非常爱寻衅闹事，”她说。
3.
The youths were clearly looking for a fight.
显然这些年轻人要寻衅闹事.
4.
It was foolish of you to pick a fight with a heavy weight boxing champion !
你傻了，竟敢和重量级的拳击冠军寻衅闹事！
5.
Fasten a quarrel on [upon] sb.
对某人寻衅，向某人找碴儿吵闹
6.
Fight, get drunk, or pick a quarrel and make trouble;
打架、酗酒、寻衅滋事；
7.
Some people get aggressive after drinking spirits.
有些人酒后爱寻衅惹事。
8.
A Judicial Determination on Defiance and Affray Crime of Taking away Forcefully;
对寻衅滋事罪之“强拿硬要”的司法认定
9.
The Difference Between the Crime of Provocation and Affray;
浅析寻衅滋事罪与聚众斗殴罪的区别
10.
Questions of Judging the Crime of Picking a Quarrel and Making Trouble
浅议寻衅滋事犯罪认定中的几个问题
11.
A belligerent reporter badgered the President for the facts.
一名好寻衅的记者就一些事实纠缠总统。
12.
Bored youths hang around outside looking for trouble.
百无聊赖的年轻人在外面到处寻衅滋事。
13.
How to Identify "Random" in the Trouble-making Crime;
随意殴打他人寻衅滋事罪之“随意”的认定
14.
On the Composing Features of Defiance and Affray Crime and Its Judicial Confirmation
试析寻衅滋事罪的构成特征及司法认定
15.
After their team lost, some of the crowd went on the rampage through the town.
看到他们支持的球队输了比赛，一些人跑到镇上橫冲直撞，寻衅滋事。
16.
Be careful, that hooligan is out for blood
小心，那流氓要寻衅打人。
17.
a belligerent person, manner, speech
寻衅的人、 态度、 言辞.
18.
He is a man with a chip on his shoulder.
他是个好寻衅吵架的人。