Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Fight"

A: To defend yourself against an attack or criticism. Or in your language I think it's " Per contrattaccare ".

A: that the fight he is in is the most important one

A: "Every step of the way" is an expression that means "throughout the whole process". Here, it means that, despite everyone needing to to use PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records), the system makes the process so difficult that most people don't gain the right to view it.

A: i would fight until the end, or forever

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Police believe two stabbing victims who showed up at a hospital **AFTER the fight** **were hurt in the melee**.

That means after the altercation/fight, two stabbing victims turned up at the hospital. They didn’t say they were in a fight at the hookah bar in Queens but the police suspect/believe that they were involved there.

A: He is fighting for his life.
The government is fighting corruption.
I passed by a couple fighting at the corner.

A: *I fight for the things worth fighting for.
*sometimes you even have to fight with yourself to do the right thing!
*I don't like to see people fighting.
*Have you ever been to an MMA fight?
*She fought for her life. (Fought= past tense of fight)

A: No matter what, don't give up the fight.

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A: He is fighting through the meadows
I fight through my computer
They fight through the dark streets
She fights through her disease

A: no

A: You can fight with something or someone because you're angry and to struggle is to have a problem dealing with something

A: To fight with someone can mean to argue with them, or to overcome a common obstacle.

To fight against something is to try to overcome it.

"I fight with my two brother all the time,"

"I fight against world hunger, and poverty."

A: Fight = intense verbal discussion / physical violence / facing hardship
Struggle = having problems in overcoming somethiing
Strive = having a strong desire / trying hard to achieve something

If you're losing in a fight, you're struggling
If you see no way to obtain something you're striving for, you're struggling to get it
If you're not good at something, you struggle to do it

A: Fight is that you are in conflict with something struggle is when you are having difficulty strive is to work to achieve something

A: Bother someone or do something to someone to start a fight

Example:
You'll regret picking a fight with The Korean Zombie. He'll knock you out in five seconds.

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A: Cheer up

A: あー

We say "fixed fight" or just "a fix".

If one person loses on purpose we say he "threw" the fight.

Another word is "rigged", "rigged fight".

A: If you mean literally than it is just as you said but if you're talking about a person faced with two impossible choices we have an expression "Caught between a rock and a hard place."

A: × They always pick a fight every time they see each other.
✓ They pick a fight every time they see each other.

What you said was actually pretty good. "always" is a little redundant though, I think because "every" is there

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A: I think you can use “the fight to death” if thats what you mean. But if you’re talking about “fight to ‘the’ death” then its totally fine to use the. In both situations there’s nothing wrong with using “the”. You’re welcome happy to help :)

A: usually americans will only say “the fight to the death”

A: really good ☺️