fight (one's) way out

To make an effort to leave or escape some place. Good luck fighting your way out of the subway station during rush hour.

fight one's way out (of something)

and fight one's way out

to struggle to get out of something or some place. He fought his way out of the crowded room and out through the door. He couldn't fight his way out of a paper bag.

词组	fight (one's) way out
释义	fight (one's) way out fight (one's) way out To make an effort to leave or escape some place. Good luck fighting your way out of the subway station during rush hour. See also: fight, out, way Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. fight one's way out (of something) and fight one's way out to struggle to get out of something or some place. He fought his way out of the crowded room and out through the door. He couldn't fight his way out of a paper bag. See also: fight, out, way McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: good luck Good luck! good luck with (something) as chance/luck would have it as luck would have it luck of the devil the luck of the devil have the devil's (own) luck with any luck carry a rope in (one's) pocket
随便看	ridiculous to the sublime, from the riding riding for a fall riding high rid of rid of (someone or something) ridonkulous rid out rid up Rien ne va plus! RIF riff riffed riffraff rifle rifle approach rifle through rifle through (something) rift rig rigging right right and left right as a trivet right as rain