battle
लढाई
definition
verb
he has been battling against the illness
fight or struggle tenaciously to achieve or resist something.
noun
the Battle of Shiloh
a sustained fight between large, organized armed forces.
translation of 'battle'
लढाई,
झगडणे,
संग्राम,
युद्ध,
लढणे
example
the 'battle' against crime
The pair did try and pursue the matter through the courts but could not afford a lengthy legal 'battle' .
It is almost certain now that the dispute will end up in a lengthy and expensive court 'battle' .
the 'battle' lasted for several hours
the 'battle' against aging
In 'battle' , it could be wielded as a quarterstaff against swordsmen, or as a pike against cavalry.
This is a 'battle' about the future, about the shape of Labour's third term.
Sovereignty was a figure for all those brave soldiers who fought and died in 'battle' .
he had a long 'battle' with illness
he died in 'battle'
The battle over small abattoirs is therefore also a 'battle' for the future of agriculture.
the 'battle' over the future shape of Europe
The wind had swept in making it harder for the firefighters to 'battle' the blaze.
the islanders 'battle' with emigration
Hymns and prayers were said in memory of those who died in 'battle' and those who fought and survived.
to 'battle' for supremacy
to 'battle' poverty
Cougars face an uphill 'battle' as they struggle to rebuild confidence for Sunday's clash with Leigh.
Two years later, he is still engaged in a legal 'battle' to fight deportation and be allowed to stay here with his wife.
to 'battle' for civil rights
In 1916, tanks were first used in 'battle' as the Battle of the Somme began in France.
the 'battle' against ageing
In 'battle' , I came to pity enemy prisoners because I had a cause to fight for and they did not.
the 'battle' for second place
He enjoyed wars and was the first prime minister since the duke of Wellington to have fought in 'battle' .
life's a continual 'battle'
he died in 'battle'
This determination to achieve something extra began with a lengthy 'battle' to regain the use of her partial limb.
Mr Rhodes said the conclusion of the deal yesterday brought to an end a long and difficult 'battle' to keep the club going.
a legal 'battle' over who owns the house
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