| 释义 | 
		hard-foughtˌhard-ˈfought adjective    - A draw was a fair result to a hard-fought, sporting contest.
 - And even that was a hard-fought victory.
 - But, from a first fierce onslaught, ambush almost, the night wore on more hard-fought games.
 - It had been a hard-fought victory, and Commanche Run did not race again that season.
 - The results are a blow for women who thought their long and hard-fought campaign would guarantee success.
 - The same team that allowed blowouts to deteriorate into hard-fought victories.
 - Their latest victory, at the weekend, was a hard-fought away win against Plymouth, 10-12.
 - This is going to be a close race, a hard-fought race.
 
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