词汇 | fight something out |
释义 | (redirected from fight something out)fight it outTo argue, fight, or compete until an agreement or victory has been achieved. My husband and his brother have been fighting it out over who should inherit their parents' estate. The two juggernauts of boxing will fight it out this Saturday for the championship belt. fight outTo argue or fight until a resolution is reached or a victor found. A noun or pronoun can be used between "fight" and "out." My sister and I fought it out until we came up with a workable schedule for each of us to use the car. fight something outto settle something by fighting. Do we have to fight this out? Can't we use reason? I prefer to fight out this matter once and for all. fight it outSettle a dispute by fighting, either physically or verbally. For example, The two sides couldn't agree on a budget but were determined to fight it out to the end . [Mid-1500s] ˌfight it ˈoutcontinue fighting or arguing until one person wins: I’m not going to interfere. They can just fight it out between themselves.fight outv. To engage in some dispute or fight for the purpose of resolving an issue or determining a winner: We fought out our disputes during dinner. The last two contestants will fight their final match out on Saturday night. |
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