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| 1 | C a situation in which people hit each other 打架；搏斗 |
| have a fight with He had a fight with a man outside a pub in North London. 他在伦敦北部一家酒馆外面和人打了一架。 |
| +between Every week there are fights between rival fans. 每周在对立的球迷之间都会发生打斗。 |
| get into a fight As a young man, he was always getting into fights. 他年轻时总是卷入打架事件中。 |
| pick/start a fight The man seemed determined to pick a fight with someone. 那人似乎决心要找人打架。 |
| | 1a | an occasion when people fight as part of a sport , especially boxing 比赛；（尤指）拳击赛 | | +against He knew it was going to be a hard fight against Lewis. 他知道和刘易斯之间的较量将会是一场硬仗。 | | Don’ t miss the big fight! 不要错过这场大战！ | |
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| 2 | C a battle between soldiers or armies 战斗 |
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| 3 | C a situation in which people disagree or argue with each other 争吵；争论 |
| have a fight with All teenagers have fights with their parents. 十几岁的青少年都会和父母吵架。 |
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| 4 | C a situation in which people compete in order to win or get something 争取；争夺 |
| +for The fight for control of the company lasted several weeks. 争夺公司控制权的斗争持续了数周。 |
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| 5 | C a determined attempt to prevent something from happening or getting worse 反对；斗争 |
| +against This is an important step forward in the fight against terrorism. 这是反恐斗争向前迈进的重要一步。 |
| She died yesterday after a long fight against cancer. 她和癌症作了长期斗争后昨天去世了。 |
| | 5a | a determined attempt to achieve something 奋斗；争取 | | +for Sarah finally won her long fight for compensation. 萨拉经过长期的斗争终于赢得了赔偿。 | | a fight to do sth We will continue our fight to protect vulnerable children. 我们要继续奋斗，保护易受伤害的孩子们。 | |
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| 6 | U energy and determination to continue trying to achieve something 斗志 |
| After her husband died there was very little fight left in her. 丈夫死后，她就没有多少斗志了。 |
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| - | a fight to the death
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| a fight or disagreement that ends when someone is killed or something is destroyed |
| 殊死搏斗 |
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| - | put up a good/brave fight
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| to try in a determined way to achieve something even though you do not succeed |
| 英勇地战斗；顽强地斗争 |
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