Put up a fight Meaning in English

expression

US

PUT UHP uh FITE

UK

PUT UP uh FITE

परिभाषा

To resist strongly or fight back when facing opposition or difficulty, instead of giving up easily.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Put up a fight' is informal and can refer to any kind of struggle—physical, verbal, or figurative. Common collocations: 'really put up a fight,' 'didn't put up much of a fight.' Not literal fighting—can be about standing up for oneself.

• Spanish: dar pelea - resistirse - luchar
• Portuguese (BR): lutar - resistir - enfrentar
• Portuguese (PT): lutar - resistir - enfrentar-se
• Chinese (Simplified): 奋力抵抗 - 反抗
• Chinese (Traditional): 奮力抵抗 - 反抗
• Hindi: मुकाबला करना - विरोध करना
• Arabic: يقاوم - يبدي مقاومة
• Bengali: প্রতিরোধ করা - দৃঢ়ভাবে বিরোধিতা করা
• Russian: давать отпор - сопротивляться
• Japanese: 必死に抵抗する - 最後まで戦う
• Vietnamese: chống cự quyết liệt - không chịu thua dễ dàng
• Korean: 강하게 맞서다 - 끝까지 싸우다
• Turkish: karşı koymak - direniş göstermek
• Urdu: مزاحمت کرنا - بھرپور مقابلہ کرنا
• Indonesian: melawan dengan gigih - tidak menyerah begitu saja

उदाहरण वाक्य

Even though he was losing, he put up a fight until the end.

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The small dog put up a fight against the bigger one.

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She wasn't going to give up without putting up a fight.

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They really put up a fight over the last piece of cake.

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Don’t expect him to give up; he’ll put up a fight for what he believes in.

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The team put up a fight, but the score didn’t go their way.

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