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

• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• For every cold we know of, virologists say, we fight off three or four with no symptoms.
  病毒学家称，就目前所知的每种感冒，我们会有三到四次不出现上述症状。
• You will still have to fight off the fear though, because it will permeate the Earth plane.
  尽管你仍得必需击退恐惧，因为它将弥漫地球表面。
• 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。
• How do you fight off a crocodile?
  你怎么击退一只鳄鱼？
• 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。
• Every traveler needs a Sudoku book to fight off boredom.
  每个旅行者都该准备一本数独游戏的书来打发无聊的时光。