fighting strength
ˈfaɪtɪŋ strɛŋkθ
Definition

Definition of fighting strength - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
competitionoverall power or ability to win a conflict
  • Their fighting strength gave them an advantage in the game.
2.
military groupnumber of people able to fight in a group
  • The army's fighting strength was reduced after the battle.
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Expressions with fighting

fighting fitadj.
in excellent physical condition
After months of training, he's fighting fit.
fighting chancen.
small but real possibility of success
Despite the odds, he believed he had a fighting chance..
fighting wordsn.
words intended to provoke a strong reaction
His speech was full of fighting words.
come out fightingv.
respond with strong determination and energy to a challenge
After the criticism, she came out fighting.
go down fightingv.
continue resisting strongly until completely defeated or overcome
They decided to go down fighting rather than surrender quietly.
those are fighting wordsexp.
said when words seem insulting enough to start a fight
You called my pie dry? Those are fighting words!

Expressions with strength

Amazonian strengthn.
great physical power like an Amazon warrior
She showed Amazonian strength during the competition.
bench strengthn.
the quality and number of backup players
The team's bench strength helped them win the championship.
draw strength fromv.
find motivation or inspiration in something
Athletes often draw strength from their past victories.
tower of strengthn.
person who gives strong support in difficult times
She was a tower of strength during his illness.
union is strengthexp.
people are stronger when they work together
Our coach reminded us that union is strength.
strength to strengthadv.
becoming more successful or powerful
The company has gone from strength to strength in recent years.
beyond one's strengthadj.
too hard or impossible for someone to do
Lifting that enormous boulder was beyond his strength.
give me strengthexp.
request for patience or endurance
I need to get through this, give me strength.
in union there is strengthexp.
expresses that people working together achieve more than working alone
In union there is strength, so we solved the problem together.
on the strength ofprep.
based on the influence or authority of something
She was hired on the strength of her impressive resume.

Terms related to fighting strength

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Examples of fighting strength in a sentence

  • Their fighting strength was unmatched by any other team.
  • The unit's fighting strength was at full capacity.
  • They doubled their fighting strength before the invasion.

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  1. French:capacité de combat, effectif combattant, ...
  2. German:Kampfstärke, Gefechtsstärke, ...
  3. Italian:forza combattiva, forza combattente, ...
  4. Spanish:fuerza de combate, capacidad de combate, ...
  5. Portuguese:força de combate, capacidade de combate, ...
  6. Chinese:战斗力, 可战斗人数, ...
  7. Japanese:戦力, 戦闘要員数, ...
  8. Arabic:قُوَّة قِتَالِيَّة, عَدَد المُقَاتِلِين, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֹצְמַת לְחִימָה, כֹּחַ לוֹחֵם, ...
  10. Russian:боевая мощь, боевой состав, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бойова міць, військовий потенціал, ...
  12. Hindi:लड़ाकू क्षमता, युद्धक्षम संख्या, ...

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