fight out
1 of 1verb/faɪt aʊt/
Forms:fights out,fighting out,fought out,fought out
1
to fight until a result is achieved or an agreement is reached
C1- The two nations decided to fight out their differences through diplomatic negotiations.
- The siblings preferred to talk and find common ground rather than fight out their disagreements.
- In the courtroom, lawyers will fight out the legal issues to seek justice for their clients.
- Teams often have to fight out tough matches to determine the winner in competitive sports.
- It's essential for couples to communicate openly and avoid fighting out every disagreement.