fight down

英 [faɪt daʊn]

美 [faɪt daʊn]

控（抑）制，克服

英英释义

verb

• fight against or resist strongly
  1. The senator said he would oppose the bill
  2. Don't fight it!
  Synonym:fightopposefight backdefend

双语例句

• I want to see who can still fight when the chips are down.
  我想看看谁可以在危急的情况下坚持战斗。
• You who are old, and have fought the fighi, and have won or lost or left the fight, weight us not down, with fears of the world, as we run!
  你们老了。打过了这场仗，赢过，输过，又丢下了这场仗。当我们在奔跑，你们对世界的恐惧，不能把我们吓倒。
• If it came to a fight, he would win hands down.
  要是打起来，他会轻易取胜。
• The chances are the fight will go down to the last corner of the last lap of the last race, which is exactly the way it should be after one of the greatest F1 seasons there has ever been.
  总冠军还留在最后一场比赛最后一圈的最后一个弯角决出，这就是历史上最伟大的F1赛季之一所应该具备元素。
• It is difficult to fight down a desire to sleep.
  克服睡意是很困难的。
• I couldn't tell if he had been in a fight or had just fallen down
  我不知道他是和人家打架了，还是仅仅摔了一跤。
• Did you hear that there was a fight down in the local on wednesday?
  你听说了吗？上星期三在附近的酒馆里有人打架。
• He is the one heavenly person who knows everyone's future partners, and nobody can fight the decisions written down in his book.
  月老是知晓人间每个人未来伴侣的神仙，没有人能违抗在他的姻缘簿中定下的缘分。
• Fagin produced some beer, and as the fight appeared to be over, everybody sat down.
  费金拿出了一些啤酒，争斗好像平息了，大家又都坐了下来。
• Feel lucky to get up each morning and strap your weapons on for a good fight, and then lay down said weapons that evening, glad you had an interesting day.
  你应该为这样的生活感到幸运：每天早上起床后，拿起装备，出去奋斗一番，晚上再放下装备，为度过有意思的一天而高兴。