fight off

英 [faɪt ɒf]

美 [faɪt ɔːf]

战胜（疾病）; 消除（不快）; 击退; 打退

英英释义

verb

• force or drive back
  1. repel the attacker
  2. fight off the onslaught
  3. rebuff the attack
  Synonym:repelrepulserebuffdrive back

双语例句

• The stars had to fight off the crowds to get out of the auditorium.
  明星们得极力摆脱人群，才能走出礼堂。
• Initially Megan tried to fight off her attackers by clawing at their faces with her nails.
  起初，梅根设法反抗袭击者，用指甲抓他们的脸。
• Children with SCID are unable to successfully fight off infections, and must constantly live in a germ-free environment.
  缓有SCID的儿童不能与感染抗争，必须呆在无菌的环境中。
• They were determined to be united as one and fight off the invaders.
  他们决心团结一致，打败侵略者。
• He carries a gun to fight off Indians and cattle thieves.
  他仅用手枪就能打退印第安人和盗马贼的侵犯。
• If you refrain from all body movement, you will hamper your body's ability to fight off cancer, thereby further increasing your odds of being diagnosed with this chronic disease.
  如果你坐着不动，你就限制了你身体与癌细胞战斗的能力，作用就更加增加了你得慢性病的机率。
• Did your husband manage to fight off his cold by taking medicine?
  你丈夫服药后感冒好了吗？
• Instead they found themselves having to fight off a real "man-eating" Komodo dragon.
  他们发现自己不得不和一种名为科摩多龙的食人动物进行一场殊死搏斗！
• The government had to fight off charges that its economic policy was in tatters.
  政府不得不对指责其经济政策一团糟的言论加以驳斥。
• He felt pleasantly drowsy and had to fight off the urge to sleep.
  他感觉昏昏欲睡，只好尽量克制睡意。