struggle against (someone or something)

1. To exert a lot of physical energy to overcome someone or some force, barrier, or restriction. I struggled against the handcuffs, but there was no way to get out of them. The wind was blowing so hard that I had to struggle against the door to get it open. The criminal struggled against the two police officers as they led him away to the squad car.

2. To make a strenuous, determined effort to resist, overcome, or fight against someone or something. The rebels have been struggling against the regime for nearly a decade. Our country has struggled against many difficulties since gaining independence, but we've always managed to persevere. I know she's been struggling against addiction for a number or years.

struggle against someone or something

to strive or battle against someone or something. There is no point in struggling against me. I will win out. He struggled against the disease for a year before he died.

词组	struggle against (someone or something)
释义	struggle against (someone or something) struggle against (someone or something) 1. To exert a lot of physical energy to overcome someone or some force, barrier, or restriction. I struggled against the handcuffs, but there was no way to get out of them. The wind was blowing so hard that I had to struggle against the door to get it open. The criminal struggled against the two police officers as they led him away to the squad car. 2. To make a strenuous, determined effort to resist, overcome, or fight against someone or something. The rebels have been struggling against the regime for nearly a decade. Our country has struggled against many difficulties since gaining independence, but we've always managed to persevere. I know she's been struggling against addiction for a number or years. See also: struggle Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. struggle against someone or something to strive or battle against someone or something. There is no point in struggling against me. I will win out. He struggled against the disease for a year before he died. See also: struggle McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: struggle against strain at strain at (something) break loose from break loose from (someone or something) not know (one's) own strength bring it weak lead by the nose lead somebody by the nose lead someone by the nose
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