prizefight
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++prize·fight /ˈpraɪzfaɪt/ noun [countable] 1. DSO British English a public boxing match in which two men fight each other without boxing gloves, in order to win money 〔以赢钱为目的的〕徒手拳击赛2. American EnglishDSO a professional boxing match 职业拳击赛 —prizefighter noun [countable] —prizefighting noun [uncountable]
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prizefight• No other event in sport, except possibly a prizefight, is as punishing, as demanding of the mind and body.prize·fight nounChineseSyllable
boxing match public a two which Corpus in
prizefight
prize‧fight /ˈpraɪzfaɪt/
noun [countable]
1. British English a public boxing match in which two men fight each other without boxing gloves, in order to win money
2. American English a professional boxing match
—prizefighter noun [countable]
—prizefighting noun [uncountable]
prize‧fight /ˈpraɪzfaɪt/
noun [countable]1. British English a public boxing match in which two men fight each other without boxing gloves, in order to win money
2. American English a professional boxing match
—prizefighter noun [countable]
—prizefighting noun [uncountable]