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War with Meaning in English

expression

ˈwɔɹ/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
WAWR with or WAWR wihth
wˈɔː/ /wˈɪð
waw WITH

التعريف

To be in a state of conflict or fighting, especially between countries, groups, or people. Also used figuratively for ongoing serious disagreements or struggles.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Usually refers to conflict between countries, but can describe prolonged personal or group fights. Common in both literal and figurative speech (e.g., 'to war with my brother over chores'). More formal than 'fight with' or 'argue with' when used for personal conflicts.

Spanish: estar en guerra con - luchar contraPortuguese (BR): estar em guerra com - lutar contraPortuguese (PT): estar em guerra com - lutar contraChinese (Simplified): 与...交战 - 和...战争Chinese (Traditional): 與...交戰 - 和...戰爭Hindi: से युद्ध करनाArabic: في حالة حرب مع - يحاربBengali: এর সঙ্গে যুদ্ধ করাRussian: воевать с - быть в состоянии войны сJapanese: ～と戦争するVietnamese: chiến tranh với - đánh nhau vớiKorean: ~와 전쟁하다 - ~와 싸우다Turkish: ile savaşmak - ile savaş halinde olmakUrdu: سے جنگ کرناIndonesian: berperang dengan

جمل نموذجية

The country is at war with its neighbor.

basic

They have been at war with each other for years.

basic

The rebels war with the government.

basic

My best friend and I used to war with each other over the smallest things as kids.

natural

The two companies have been at war with each other over market share.

natural

Sometimes I feel like I'm at war with my own thoughts.

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