| 单词 | struggle |
| 释义 | strug·gle I. intransitive verb 1. < they struggled about the trough as furiously as a litter of pigs — T.B.Costain > < with the driven rationality of church fathers struggling to formulate and express the accepted import of the Faith delivered to the saints — H.O.Taylor > < the story of the human spirit struggling with sin — R.A.Hall b. 1911 > < struggled bravely against poverty — C.M.Fuess > < the law has had to struggle with these problems — B.N.Cardozo > < the point of view I am struggling to attack — T.S.Eliot > 2. < struggled through ancient exits never big enough to handle the crowd — Claudia Cassidy > < the lamplight struggled out through the fog — Oscar Wilde > < fell over prostrate trees, sank into deep holes and struggled out — Willa Cather > < ancient Egypt was just struggling out of barbarism — Geoffrey Boumphrey > < the band struggled through the … national anthem — Time > < the college struggled along until 1855 — American Guide Series: Louisiana > transitive verb < struggled down the last of his emotions — R.L.Stevenson > Synonyms: see try II. 1. < if he makes no effort — shrinking without a struggle from his duty — he himself will not the less certainly perish — Thomas De Quincey > < a struggle for freedom of thought > < a struggle with disease > < the boy had a struggle for a living > < the orchestra's struggle for survival > 2. < the struggle between the natural sciences and religion ended in an armistice — Zechariah Chafee > < attempts to express in musical form the struggle between sacred and profane love — Edward Sackville-West & Desmond Shawe-Taylor > < the struggle with communism > < a struggle over a political issue > < a legal struggle > < in the course of the struggle he was made prisoner and harshly treated — E.M.Coulter > |
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