의미: running battle 
rúnning báttle =RUNNING FIGHT; 장기전, 끊임없는 싸움
rúnning báttle =RUNNING FIGHT; 장기전, 끊임없는 싸움
running battle 관용구
battleaxe
half the battle
how goes the battle
uphill battle
battle
battle sth out
Idiom(s): battle sth outTheme: ARGUMENT
to argue something to a conclusion; to fight something to a conclusion.
• The Senate and the House disagree on the bill, so they will have to battle a compromise out.
• The two young toughs went into the alley to battle out their disagreement.
Battle of nerves
A battle of nerves is a situation where neither side in a conflict or dispute is willing to back down and is waiting for the other side to weaken. ('A war of nerves' is an alternative form.)Fight an uphill battle
When you fight an uphill battle, you have to struggle against very unfavourable circumstances.battle of nerves|battle|nerves
n. phr. A contest of wills during which the parties do not fight physically but try to wear each other out. It has been a regular battle of nerves to get the new program accepted at the local state university. See: WAR OF NERVES.half the battle|battle|half
n.phr. A large part of the work. When you write an essay for class, making the outline is half the battle. To see your faults and decide to change is half the battle of self-improvement.running battle
A abiding altercation or disagreement. When those two are in a active battle, it's adamantine to get them to assuredly reconcile.Learn more: battle, runninga active battle
COMMON A running battle with addition is an altercation or action that you accept over a connected aeon of time. The government's active action with the media took a cogent new about-face yesterday. Note: You can additionally say that addition has or fights a active battle with or adjoin someone. `For the aftermost four years I've fought a active action adjoin vandals and thieves,' Mr Hearsum said.Learn more: battle, runninga active battle
a action that has gone on for a connected time. Literally, a running battle is one that is consistently alteration its location, the adverse of a pitched battle (see pitched). The announcement running fight was acclimated in the backward 17th aeon to call a argosy assurance in which the action was connected as one affair aloof or fled. Running battle appears to accept originated in the mid 20th century.Learn more: battle, runninga active ˈbattle
an argument, a dispute, etc. which continues over a connected aeon of time: There’s been a active action amid John and his neighbour for years about their garden wall. Active actuality agency ‘continuing’.Learn more: battle, runningrunning battle
An advancing fight. The appellation originated in argosy warfare in the backward 1600s, back it adumbrated a action agitated on while a barge was beat (running away). Later it was transferred and acclimated figuratively, as in one of actor Groucho Marx’s belletrist (1967) in which he wrote of a active action with Warner Brothers. Learn added the citation beneath at swords' points.Learn more: battle, running
More Idioms/Phrases
hail-fellow-well-met|hail hair stand on end|hair|stand haircut place|haircut|place hale and hearty|hale|hearty half a loaf is better than none|bread|half|half a half a mind|half|half a notion|mind|notion half an eye|eye|half half the battle|battle|half half-and-half|half half-baked|baked|half half-hearted|half|hearted half-holiday|half|holiday half-time|half|time ham actor|actor|ham ham it up|ham ham-handed|ham|hand|handed
An running battle idiom dictionary is a great resource for writers, students, and anyone looking to expand their vocabulary. It contains a list of words with similar meanings with running battle, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
유사한 단어 사전, 다른 단어, 동의어, 숙어 관용구 running battle
자세히 알아보기
Music ♫