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🔑battlebat·tle1 /ˈbæt̬l / noun - [countable, uncountable] a fight, especially between armies in a war战斗；战役；会战◆the Battle of Gettysburg葛底斯堡战役◆They won the first battle, but still they lost the war.他们赢了第一场战斗，但仍然输掉了这场战争。◆to die / be killed in battle阵亡
- [countable] a competition, an argument, or a fight between people or groups of people trying to win power or control较量；争论；斗争◆The couple fought a legal battle that dragged on for years.这对夫妇打了一场旷日持久的官司。◆a battle for control of a company抢夺公司控制权的斗争
- [countable] a determined effort to solve a difficult problem or to succeed in a difficult situation奋斗；搏斗；斗争◆After three years, she lost her battle against cancer.她跟癌症搏斗了三年之后去世。◆the battle for civil rights争取公民权的斗争
 ●a losing battlea competition, struggle, etc. in which it seems that you will be unsuccessful无望打赢的一仗；无望取胜的比赛（或斗争等）
battlebat·tle2 /ˈbæt̬l / verb [intransitive, transitive] battle (sb / sth) (for sth) | battle (with / against sb / sth) (for sth) to try very hard to achieve something difficult or to deal with something unpleasant or dangerous奋斗；搏斗；斗争◆The rebels battled (with) police for control of the region.反叛分子和警察争夺这一地区的控制权。◆These programs are aimed at battling poverty in the inner city.这些计划旨在消灭内城区的贫困。◆The two brothers were battling for leadership of the family business.兄弟俩在争夺家族企业的领导权。 |