Definition of fighting in English:

fighting

noun ˈfʌɪtɪŋˈfaɪdɪŋ

mass noun

The action of fighting; violence or conflict.
terrible fighting broke out in the streets
Example sentencesExamples
- The author shows a deft hand at describing the fighting without relying on blocks of first-person accounts.
- Factional fighting among followers of various clerical leaders has also taken place.
- It will be very, very difficult fighting.
- It is derived from an ancient form of fighting originating in the Far East.
- The problem with city fighting is that too many people die.
- To do these things, Vietnam War reporters had to get close to the fighting.
- Almost all the homes have been damaged in the recent fighting.
- Indeed, there has been some tough fighting.
- There was no fighting at the Bomber on Saturday night.
- The tunnels played a major role in the last round of heavy fighting, in summer 2006.
- The Humane Society of the United States keeps a database of news reports on dog fighting.
- King Harold is dead, fallen in a day of savage fighting against Duke William of Normandy.
- I think almost everyone that has spoken this afternoon has highlighted the importance of ceasing the fighting.
- Once the novelty of the costumed fighting has passed, the stories are rather forgettable.
- The war in Sudan has claimed the lives of at least 2 million people, mostly through famine brought on by the fighting.
- To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill.
- On October 24, the Soviets threatened to intervene in the fighting.
- An example of the ferocity of the fighting was illustrated by the Third Battalion of the 137 th Infantry Regiment.
- The United Nations now says almost 115,000 people have been uprooted by the fighting in Georgia.
- In the early autumn fierce fighting took place, the gallant Serbians bearing a prominent part.
Synonyms
violence, hostilities, conflict, combat

adjective ˈfʌɪtɪŋˈfaɪdɪŋ

Displaying or engaging in violence, combat, or aggression.
he was a fighting man
he put up his fists and took a fighting stance
Example sentencesExamples
- Give the poor guy at least a fighting chance Ed.
- Does the lawsuit have a fighting chance?
- In struggles like the 2003-04 strike of southern California grocery workers, the rank and file has shown its fighting spirit.
- Then imagine if those titles are remakes of classic fighting games that have extremely loyal followings.
- He brings with him a bodyguard of Irish fighting men.
- Whoever wins the election, greater rank-and-file organization will be the key to rebuilding a fighting union.
- It's entirely up to you how you'll develop your fighting abilities throughout the game.
- Critically ill infants born outside the capital are being given a fighting chance of survival through a national transport programme.
- Imagine yourself playing a fighting video game so real, you swear your actually there in the thick of the action.
- Stricken with guilt after pridefully counting his fighting men, David confessed.
- It was rather a fighting withdrawal - possibly the finest rearguard action in the Pacific campaign.
- It is approached along what is effectively a chasm with fighting platforms above on either side.
- The security situation will get worse from mid-February onwards when the weather improves and the fighting season begins. "
- They have been put in place over centuries to protect the effectiveness of the fighting force.
- He is, you could say, a fighting force to be reckoned with.
- The civil servant apparently did not give the matter one fighting thought.
- Defining the fighting arenas, it went to show how much a great soundtrack can make a game more memorable.
- Both techniques were extremely successful in developing a fighting force that was the elite of their times.
- Violations of human rights and infringement of civilian rights by all fighting parties continue, it added.
- Try to match the fighting environment as closely as possible.
Synonyms
violent, combative, aggressive, pugnacious, truculent, belligerent, bellicose, disputatious, antagonistic, argumentative, hawkish

Definition of fighting in US English:

fighting

nounˈfīdiNGˈfaɪdɪŋ

The action of fighting; violence or conflict.
terrible fighting broke out in the streets
Example sentencesExamples
- To do these things, Vietnam War reporters had to get close to the fighting.
- The United Nations now says almost 115,000 people have been uprooted by the fighting in Georgia.
- The Humane Society of the United States keeps a database of news reports on dog fighting.
- There was no fighting at the Bomber on Saturday night.
- Once the novelty of the costumed fighting has passed, the stories are rather forgettable.
- In the early autumn fierce fighting took place, the gallant Serbians bearing a prominent part.
- It is derived from an ancient form of fighting originating in the Far East.
- The problem with city fighting is that too many people die.
- The tunnels played a major role in the last round of heavy fighting, in summer 2006.
- I think almost everyone that has spoken this afternoon has highlighted the importance of ceasing the fighting.
- The war in Sudan has claimed the lives of at least 2 million people, mostly through famine brought on by the fighting.
- On October 24, the Soviets threatened to intervene in the fighting.
- An example of the ferocity of the fighting was illustrated by the Third Battalion of the 137 th Infantry Regiment.
- Almost all the homes have been damaged in the recent fighting.
- The author shows a deft hand at describing the fighting without relying on blocks of first-person accounts.
- To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill.
- Indeed, there has been some tough fighting.
- Factional fighting among followers of various clerical leaders has also taken place.
- King Harold is dead, fallen in a day of savage fighting against Duke William of Normandy.
- It will be very, very difficult fighting.
Synonyms
violence, hostilities, conflict, combat

adjectiveˈfīdiNGˈfaɪdɪŋ

Displaying or engaging in violence, combat, or aggression.
he was a fighting man
he put up his fists and took a fighting stance
Example sentencesExamples
- They have been put in place over centuries to protect the effectiveness of the fighting force.
- It was rather a fighting withdrawal - possibly the finest rearguard action in the Pacific campaign.
- Defining the fighting arenas, it went to show how much a great soundtrack can make a game more memorable.
- Critically ill infants born outside the capital are being given a fighting chance of survival through a national transport programme.
- It is approached along what is effectively a chasm with fighting platforms above on either side.
- The security situation will get worse from mid-February onwards when the weather improves and the fighting season begins. "
- Both techniques were extremely successful in developing a fighting force that was the elite of their times.
- In struggles like the 2003-04 strike of southern California grocery workers, the rank and file has shown its fighting spirit.
- Then imagine if those titles are remakes of classic fighting games that have extremely loyal followings.
- The civil servant apparently did not give the matter one fighting thought.
- He is, you could say, a fighting force to be reckoned with.
- Give the poor guy at least a fighting chance Ed.
- He brings with him a bodyguard of Irish fighting men.
- Does the lawsuit have a fighting chance?
- Imagine yourself playing a fighting video game so real, you swear your actually there in the thick of the action.
- Try to match the fighting environment as closely as possible.
- Whoever wins the election, greater rank-and-file organization will be the key to rebuilding a fighting union.
- Stricken with guilt after pridefully counting his fighting men, David confessed.
- It's entirely up to you how you'll develop your fighting abilities throughout the game.
- Violations of human rights and infringement of civilian rights by all fighting parties continue, it added.
Synonyms
violent, combative, aggressive, pugnacious, truculent, belligerent, bellicose, disputatious, antagonistic, argumentative, hawkish

单词	fighting
释义	Definition of fighting in English: fighting noun ˈfʌɪtɪŋˈfaɪdɪŋ mass noun The action of fighting; violence or conflict. terrible fighting broke out in the streets Example sentencesExamples The author shows a deft hand at describing the fighting without relying on blocks of first-person accounts. Factional fighting among followers of various clerical leaders has also taken place. It will be very, very difficult fighting. It is derived from an ancient form of fighting originating in the Far East. The problem with city fighting is that too many people die. To do these things, Vietnam War reporters had to get close to the fighting. Almost all the homes have been damaged in the recent fighting. Indeed, there has been some tough fighting. There was no fighting at the Bomber on Saturday night. The tunnels played a major role in the last round of heavy fighting, in summer 2006. The Humane Society of the United States keeps a database of news reports on dog fighting. King Harold is dead, fallen in a day of savage fighting against Duke William of Normandy. I think almost everyone that has spoken this afternoon has highlighted the importance of ceasing the fighting. Once the novelty of the costumed fighting has passed, the stories are rather forgettable. The war in Sudan has claimed the lives of at least 2 million people, mostly through famine brought on by the fighting. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill. On October 24, the Soviets threatened to intervene in the fighting. An example of the ferocity of the fighting was illustrated by the Third Battalion of the 137 th Infantry Regiment. The United Nations now says almost 115,000 people have been uprooted by the fighting in Georgia. In the early autumn fierce fighting took place, the gallant Serbians bearing a prominent part. Synonyms violence, hostilities, conflict, combat adjective ˈfʌɪtɪŋˈfaɪdɪŋ Displaying or engaging in violence, combat, or aggression. he was a fighting man he put up his fists and took a fighting stance Example sentencesExamples Give the poor guy at least a fighting chance Ed. Does the lawsuit have a fighting chance? In struggles like the 2003-04 strike of southern California grocery workers, the rank and file has shown its fighting spirit. Then imagine if those titles are remakes of classic fighting games that have extremely loyal followings. He brings with him a bodyguard of Irish fighting men. Whoever wins the election, greater rank-and-file organization will be the key to rebuilding a fighting union. It's entirely up to you how you'll develop your fighting abilities throughout the game. Critically ill infants born outside the capital are being given a fighting chance of survival through a national transport programme. Imagine yourself playing a fighting video game so real, you swear your actually there in the thick of the action. Stricken with guilt after pridefully counting his fighting men, David confessed. It was rather a fighting withdrawal - possibly the finest rearguard action in the Pacific campaign. It is approached along what is effectively a chasm with fighting platforms above on either side. The security situation will get worse from mid-February onwards when the weather improves and the fighting season begins. " They have been put in place over centuries to protect the effectiveness of the fighting force. He is, you could say, a fighting force to be reckoned with. The civil servant apparently did not give the matter one fighting thought. Defining the fighting arenas, it went to show how much a great soundtrack can make a game more memorable. Both techniques were extremely successful in developing a fighting force that was the elite of their times. Violations of human rights and infringement of civilian rights by all fighting parties continue, it added. Try to match the fighting environment as closely as possible. Synonyms violent, combative, aggressive, pugnacious, truculent, belligerent, bellicose, disputatious, antagonistic, argumentative, hawkish Definition of fighting in US English: fighting nounˈfīdiNGˈfaɪdɪŋ The action of fighting; violence or conflict. terrible fighting broke out in the streets Example sentencesExamples To do these things, Vietnam War reporters had to get close to the fighting. The United Nations now says almost 115,000 people have been uprooted by the fighting in Georgia. The Humane Society of the United States keeps a database of news reports on dog fighting. There was no fighting at the Bomber on Saturday night. Once the novelty of the costumed fighting has passed, the stories are rather forgettable. In the early autumn fierce fighting took place, the gallant Serbians bearing a prominent part. It is derived from an ancient form of fighting originating in the Far East. The problem with city fighting is that too many people die. The tunnels played a major role in the last round of heavy fighting, in summer 2006. I think almost everyone that has spoken this afternoon has highlighted the importance of ceasing the fighting. The war in Sudan has claimed the lives of at least 2 million people, mostly through famine brought on by the fighting. On October 24, the Soviets threatened to intervene in the fighting. An example of the ferocity of the fighting was illustrated by the Third Battalion of the 137 th Infantry Regiment. Almost all the homes have been damaged in the recent fighting. The author shows a deft hand at describing the fighting without relying on blocks of first-person accounts. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill. Indeed, there has been some tough fighting. Factional fighting among followers of various clerical leaders has also taken place. King Harold is dead, fallen in a day of savage fighting against Duke William of Normandy. It will be very, very difficult fighting. Synonyms violence, hostilities, conflict, combat adjectiveˈfīdiNGˈfaɪdɪŋ Displaying or engaging in violence, combat, or aggression. he was a fighting man he put up his fists and took a fighting stance Example sentencesExamples They have been put in place over centuries to protect the effectiveness of the fighting force. It was rather a fighting withdrawal - possibly the finest rearguard action in the Pacific campaign. Defining the fighting arenas, it went to show how much a great soundtrack can make a game more memorable. Critically ill infants born outside the capital are being given a fighting chance of survival through a national transport programme. It is approached along what is effectively a chasm with fighting platforms above on either side. The security situation will get worse from mid-February onwards when the weather improves and the fighting season begins. " Both techniques were extremely successful in developing a fighting force that was the elite of their times. In struggles like the 2003-04 strike of southern California grocery workers, the rank and file has shown its fighting spirit. Then imagine if those titles are remakes of classic fighting games that have extremely loyal followings. The civil servant apparently did not give the matter one fighting thought. He is, you could say, a fighting force to be reckoned with. Give the poor guy at least a fighting chance Ed. He brings with him a bodyguard of Irish fighting men. Does the lawsuit have a fighting chance? Imagine yourself playing a fighting video game so real, you swear your actually there in the thick of the action. Try to match the fighting environment as closely as possible. Whoever wins the election, greater rank-and-file organization will be the key to rebuilding a fighting union. Stricken with guilt after pridefully counting his fighting men, David confessed. It's entirely up to you how you'll develop your fighting abilities throughout the game. Violations of human rights and infringement of civilian rights by all fighting parties continue, it added. Synonyms violent, combative, aggressive, pugnacious, truculent, belligerent, bellicose, disputatious, antagonistic, argumentative, hawkish
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