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I . fight [faɪt] N

1. fight:

fight (brawl)
pretep m
fight (combat)
boj m
fight (combat)
spopad m
a fight for/against sth
boj za kaj/proti čemu
to give up without a fight
predati se brez boja
to have a fight on one's hands
imeti pred seboj težek boj
to put up a fight
upreti se

2. fight BOXING:

fight
dvoboj m

3. fight MIL:

fight
bitka f

4. fight no pl (spirit):

fight
borbenost f

II . fight <fought, fought> [faɪt] VB intr

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2. fight (quarrel):

fight about/over
prepirati se [perf spreti se ]zaradi

3. fight BOXING:

fight
boksati

III . fight <fought, fought> [faɪt] VB trans

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2. fight (use force against):

fight
boriti se proti
fight fire
gasiti [perf pogasiti]
fight disease
premagati
to fight racism
boriti se proti rasizmu

3. fight (in boxing):

to fight sb
boksati s kom
fight
prerekati se

I . fight back VB intr

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II . fight back VB trans

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fight tears:

fight
zadrževati [perf zadržati]

fight off VB trans to fight off ⇄ sb

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fight
braniti se pred kom
fight reporter
otresti se
to fight off ⇄ sth
zatreti kaj

ˈcock fight N

cock fight
petelinji boj m

Usage examples with fight

to fight a losing battle
bojevati že izgubljeno bitko
to fight a duel
bojevati dvoboj
to fight an election
pomeriti se na volitvah
to start a fight
začeti prepir
to fight sth out
izbojevati kaj
to fight racism
boriti se proti rasizmu
a knockdown fight
hud pretep
to fight hard [for sth]
trdo se boriti [za kaj]
to put up a fight
upreti se
to give up without a fight
predati se brez boja
to pick a fight with sb
zanetiti prepir s kom
to be ready for a fight
biti pripravljen za boj
to be itching for trouble/a fight
iskati težave/pretep
to fight for a good cause
boriti se za dobro stvar
to go down without a fight
predati se brez boja
to fight for breath/one's life
boriti se za življenje
to fight one's way to the top
izbojevati si pot na vrh
to have a fight on one's hands
imeti pred seboj težek boj
to fight one's way through the crowd
izboriti si pot skozi množico
to fight tooth and nail [to do sth]
boriti se kot lev [za kaj]

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Throughout, the faction fight was about much more than just a struggle for power.
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The men from the north are great sailors, and during peace times they will trade with and fight for other races.
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Just as often as a lion will catch a honey badger, a honey badger will actually fight off a lion.
voices.nationalgeographic.com
Kaa refuses to fight alongside the wolves and departs.
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In a short amount of time, she's shown that her telegenic appearance, brash personality and ferocious fight style are capable of enrapturing a crowd.
www.mmafighting.com
However, the compere announces that the champ has been hit by a truck and will be unable to fight, to the disgust of all.
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He and others saw the need for bikers to organize to fight against federal and state restrictions on motorcycling.
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They helped fight forest fires, eradicate unwanted feral mammals, and collected tree seeds.
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Fight against communalism, especially majority communalism and fundamentalism. 13.
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They have a seemingly replenishable source of men to fight.
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