wrestle

UK
/ˈrɛs.əl/
US
/ˈrɛs.əl/

Translations

wrestlenoun
wrestles
pl
UK
/ˈrɛs.əl/
US
/ˈrɛs.əl/
The wrestle between the two athletes was intense and lasted for several minutes.
La lutte entre les deux athlètes a été intense et a duré plusieurs minutes.
lutteAu sens figuré, pour une difficulté ou un conflit intérieur.
His wrestle with the complex math problem took all afternoon.
Sa lutte avec le problème de mathématiques complexe a pris tout l’après-midi.
wrestleverb
wrestled
Past Simple
wrestled
Past Participle
wrestling
Gerund
UK
/ˈrɛs.əl/
US
/ˈrɛs.əl/
lutterAu sens figuré, pour un problème, une émotion ou une situation difficile.
She had to wrestle with her emotions after hearing the news.
Elle a dû lutter contre ses émotions après avoir entendu la nouvelle.
lutterAu sens sportif, dans un combat de lutte.
The two athletes will wrestle for the championship title tomorrow.
Les deux athlètes vont lutter pour le titre de champion demain.
Additional translations
manœuvrerPour déplacer ou manipuler quelque chose avec effort.

Definitions

wrestlenoun
A physical struggle or contest between two people, typically involving grappling and trying to throw or force the opponent to the ground.
The wrestle between the two athletes was intense and lasted for several minutes.
A hard struggle or effort to deal with a problem or challenge.
His wrestle with the complex math problem took all afternoon.
wrestleverb
To engage in a physical struggle or contest, typically involving grappling and trying to throw or force an opponent to the ground.
The two athletes will wrestle for the championship title tomorrow.
To struggle to deal with or overcome a difficult problem or situation.
She had to wrestle with her emotions after hearing the news.
To move or manipulate something with difficulty or effort.
He wrestled the heavy suitcase into the car.