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fighting n combatestr['faɪtɪŋ]1 peleas nombre femenino plural1 de combate, militar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be in with a fighting chance / have a fighting chance tener posibilidades de ganarfighting spirit combatividad nombre femeninoadj.• de pelea adj.• guerrero, -a adj.• peleador adj.n.• combate s.m.• lucha s.f.
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adjective (before n)['faɪtɪŋ]fighting chance: to be in with o have a fighting chance tener* posibilidades de ganar; to give somebody a fighting chance darle* a alguien una oportunidad; fighting fit (colloq) en plana forma; fighting strength ( Mil) capacidad f ofensiva; fighting talk (BrE colloq): that's fighting talk! — así se habla!
1.street 2.2.ADJthis treatment at least gives her a fighting chance — este tratamiento le da al menos una posibilidad
3.ADV4.CPDfighting bull N — toro m de lidia
fighting cock N — gallo m de pelea
fighting dog N — perro m de pelea
fighting force N — fuerza f de combate
fighting line N — frente m de combate
fighting man N — guerrero m, soldado m
fighting spirit N — espíritu m de lucha, combatividad f
fighting strength N — número m de soldados (listos para el combate)
fighting talk N —
the Prime Minister's fighting talk at the Rome summit — las declaraciones de tono beligerante que hizo el Primer Ministro en la cumbre de Roma
this is typical fighting talk from the defending champion — esta es una típica bravuconada del actual campeón
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adjective (before n)fighting chance: to be in with o have a fighting chance tener* posibilidades de ganar; to give somebody a fighting chance darle* a alguien una oportunidad; fighting fit (colloq) en plana forma; fighting strength ( Mil) capacidad f ofensiva; fighting talk (BrE colloq): that's fighting talk! — así se habla!
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