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he wrestled the thief to the ground

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1 wrestle

1. noun
(hard struggle) Ringen, das
2. intransitive verb
1) ringen

2) (fig.): (grapple) sich abmühen

wrestle with one's conscience — mit seinem Gewissen ringen

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['resl]
verb

1) (to struggle physically (with someone), especially as a sport.) ringen

2) (to struggle (with a problem etc): I've been wrestling with the office accounts.) kämpfen

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wres·tle

[ˈresl̩]

I. vi

1. SPORT ringen

2. ( fig: struggle)

▪ to \wrestle with sth mit etw dat ringen [o kämpfen

II. vt

1. SPORT

▪ to \wrestle sb mit jdm ringen

to \wrestle sb to the ground jdn zu Boden bringen

2. (manipulate)

▪ to \wrestle sth etw manipulieren

III. n

1. (contest) Ringkampf m

2. ( fig: struggle) Ringen nt kein pl

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['resl]
1. n
Ringkampf m
2. vt
ringen mit; (SPORT ALSO) einen Ringkampf bestreiten gegen
he wrestled the thief to the ground — er brachte or zwang den Dieb zu Boden

3. vi

1) (lit) ringen ( for sth um etw)

2) (fig with problem, conscience etc) ringen, kämpfen (with mit)

the pilot wrestled with the controls — der Pilot kämpfte mit den Instrumenten

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wrestle [ˈresl]

A v/i

1. SPORT

a) ringen

b) catchen

2. fig ringen, schwer kämpfen ( beide:

with mit;

for um)

3. REL ringen, inbrünstig beten:

wrestle with God mit Gott ringen

4. fig sich abmühen, kämpfen ( beide:

with mit)

B v/t

1. fig ringen oder kämpfen mit:

wrestle down niederringen

2. US etwas mühsam (wohin) schaffen

C s → wrestling A

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1. noun
(hard struggle) Ringen, das
2. intransitive verb
1) ringen

2) (fig.): (grapple) sich abmühen

wrestle with one's conscience — mit seinem Gewissen ringen

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v.

ringen v.

(§ p.,pp.: rang, gerungen)

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