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Meanings of prizefighting in английском
Usage of prizefighting in английском
1
Some may like the nostalgic quality of prizefighting and its far reaching history.
2
Outside of the prizefighting ring, violence made Mr. Levy ill.
3
That was one round in a prizefighting ring.
4
Lou Ambers was her star-lodger for years and was responsible for her entrance to the prizefighting business.
5
Vacationing in Canada, he met some prizefighting friends & thought about going back into the ring again.
6
He had decided to try prizefighting because he was big and there seemed to be money in it.
7
Why, prizefighting is less brutal.
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He delivered a treatise on the art of prizefighting, and he did something else which I found more amusing-hetold me his name.
9
If no longer prizefighting was to be had, at least there were boxing competitions, so called, in dingy back parlours out Whitechapel way.
10
Prizefighting-evenwith pillows, for points-isbad enough, no doubt; but there are worse things.
11
Prizefighting is a sport where there are no barriers between the fan and the athlete.
12
"I hear they're nutty on prizefighting like in Tahiti, and I'll teach 'em boxing," he explained.
13
"Okay, enough prizefighting," Malone said.
14
Some may like the nostalgic quality of prizefighting and its far reaching history.
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Outside of the prizefighting ring, violence made Mr. Levy ill.
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That was one round in a prizefighting ring.
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Translations for prizefighting
испанский
каталонский
Prizefighting through the time