Meaning:
to have fight or an argument with someone.
Examples:
- We are taking a real step forward and I hope that the parliamentary vote will not come to blows!
- I am also convinced that, should we come to blows again, the Committee on Budgets will demonstrate the same staying powers.
- Certainly, all summits are teamwork, but there are appalling examples of teamwork's having capsized and of people almost having come to blows.