英语词组contending是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

contend against (someone or something)

To compete against someone or something. Andy hasn't trained enough to contend against other swimmers his age. If you push him to enter this race, he'll just end up disappointed.

contend with (someone or something)

1. To compete against someone. Andy hasn't trained enough to contend with other swimmers his age. If you push him to enter this race, he'll just end up disappointed.

2. To struggle against or work to solve a problem or issue. I'm not ready to contend with that problem just yet—I need coffee first. How can we contend with these huge financial losses and still stay in business?

contend against someone or something

to fight or compete against someone or something. Do we have to contend against all this criticism? Ed refuses to have to contend against Eric.

contend with a problem

to put up with a difficulty; to struggle with the problems caused by someone or something. I cannot contend with your temper anymore. I wish we did not have to contend with this changeable weather.

contend with someone (for something)

and contend (with someone) for something

to fight someone for something; to compete with someone to win something. I don't want to have to contend with Sally for the award. I don't want to have to contend for the job with Ed.

词组	contending
释义	(redirected from contending) contend against (someone or something) To compete against someone or something. Andy hasn't trained enough to contend against other swimmers his age. If you push him to enter this race, he'll just end up disappointed. contend with (someone or something) 1. To compete against someone. Andy hasn't trained enough to contend with other swimmers his age. If you push him to enter this race, he'll just end up disappointed. 2. To struggle against or work to solve a problem or issue. I'm not ready to contend with that problem just yet—I need coffee first. How can we contend with these huge financial losses and still stay in business? contend against someone or something to fight or compete against someone or something. Do we have to contend against all this criticism? Ed refuses to have to contend against Eric. contend with a problem to put up with a difficulty; to struggle with the problems caused by someone or something. I cannot contend with your temper anymore. I wish we did not have to contend with this changeable weather. contend with someone (for something) and contend (with someone) for something to fight someone for something; to compete with someone to win something. I don't want to have to contend with Sally for the award. I don't want to have to contend for the job with Ed.
随便看	be not (one's) cup of tea be not (one's) day be not one's department be (not) (one's) department be not (oneself) be not (one's) problem be not one's style be (not) (one's) style be not one's type be (not) (one's) type be (not) on speaking terms be not on speaking terms be not our bag be not our brother's keeper be not our cup of tea be not our department be not our style be not our type be (not) out of the woods be not out of the woods be not playing the game be not playing with a full deck be not problem be not quite there be not right in the head