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Meanings of battle in English
Light bomber family by Fairey.
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Usage of battle in English
1
I wish I was home to battle this situation with my family.
2
Establishing the banks' current position is, of course, just half the battle.
3
ROSS, Major-General John; in the Great March; in the battle of Candahar.
4
However, in developing countries with isolated communities, treatment remains an uphill battle.
5
Lawmakers made clear another battle, over a final nuclear deal, lays ahead.
6
The new plant will help Toyota battle the strong yen, Lentz said.
7
However, critics argue the government has chosen to fight the wrong battle.
8
When leading his soldiers into battle, Tomilin shouted: 'Come on, bandits, forward!'
9
The Democrats' request is expected to lead to a long court battle.
10
Kurdish crisis:Turkey is winning the battle, but can it win the war?
11
Both sides also said they fought a sea battle off of Mullaittivu.
12
The battle raged; the German hordes pushed forward; the great retreat began.
13
Sadly for thousands of young people, this was one battle O'Malley lost.
14
Four federal police wounded in the battle later died, local media said.
15
The place for the officer in actual battle is behind the line.
16
The real battle for many young LGBT people takes place within themselves.
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Translations for battle
Portuguese
Catalan
Russian
Battle through the time
Battle across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
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