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fights

Pronunciation: [faɪts]

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Learn how to use fights in a sentence: 12 audio examples across 4 meanings.

Context: “conflict”

(verb) to have a disagreement or struggle with someone using physical force or arguing. When people fight, they are not getting along and may be trying to hurt each other.

Example

The two boxers fight in the ring every Saturday night.

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Even though they get along, they rarely fight with each other.

Example

Why do you think people fight sometimes?

Context: “conflict”

(noun) a physical or verbal struggle between people or groups. A fight can happen when people disagree and get angry.

Example

They had a fight during the game, but they quickly made up afterward.

Example

There was no fight at the party, which made it enjoyable for everyone.

Example

Did you see the fight that happened yesterday at school?

Context: “struggle or effort”

(verb) to try hard to achieve something, often in a difficult situation. When someone fights for something, they are working hard and not giving up.

Example

She fights for her rights and makes sure her voice is heard.

Example

He doesn't fight for his dreams; he just gives up.

Example

What should we fight for to make our community better?

Context: “struggle or effort”

(noun) an effort or attempt to achieve something worthwhile. A fight can be about standing up for something important.

Example

His fight against poverty has inspired many people.

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Her fight for justice seemed pointless when no one listened.

Example

What kind of fight do you think is most important today?

How to pronounce fights

Pronunciation: [faɪts]

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