/ˈtraɪəl baɪ ˈbætəl/ – Phrase
Definition: cuộc tranh cãi tay đôi trước tòa.
A more thorough explanation: Trial by battle was a medieval legal practice in which disputants could resolve their differences through armed combat, with the outcome believed to be determined by divine intervention. It was a form of trial by ordeal in which the victor was considered to have been vindicated by God.
Example: In medieval England, trial by battle was a legal procedure in which two parties in a dispute would fight each other in a physical combat to determine the guilt or innocence of one of the parties.