fight

🇺🇸 /faɪt/ 🇬🇧 /faɪt/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-B2
verb
A2

to take part in a war or battle

Soldiers fight to protect their country.

A2

to struggle physically with someone

The children fight over toys sometimes.

B1

to argue with someone

Siblings often fight about small things.

B1

to try to stop something bad

Firefighters fight fires every day.

B1

to try hard to achieve something

Doctors fight to save lives.

R

to compete in a contest

Many candidates fight in elections.

R

to box in a match

Boxers fight for championships.

R

to seek something in court

Parents may fight for child custody.

noun
A2

a physical struggle

The boys got into a fight at school.

R

a boxing match

We watched the championship fight on TV.

B1

an argument

They had a fight about money.

B1

effort to achieve something

Her fight against illness was brave.

R

a competition

It's a tough fight to win the game.

R

a battle for a place

The fight for the city was intense.

R

the will to keep trying

She showed great fight in the competition.

translation

v. to take part in a war or battle; to struggle physically with someone; to argue with someone; to try to stop something bad; to try hard to achieve something; to compete in a contest; to box in a match; to seek something in court
n. a physical struggle; a boxing match; an argument; effort to achieve something; a competition; a battle for a place; the will to keep trying

Word Forms

Progressive fighting
Past fought
Perfect fought
Plural fights
3rd Present fights