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电池◊ TTie battery is(= it is no longer producing
electricity).电池没电了。. I 2 [C]〜（of sth) a large number
of things or people of the same type —系.列；批； 一群：ffe /aced a battery 〇/ questions.他面临一连串的 何题。◊ a battery 〇/reporters
—大批记者 3 [C]
(tec/7A?/a?/ 术语）a number of large guns
that are used together 排炮 4 [C](份£) (often used as an adjective 常用作形容词） a number of small cages that are joined together and are used for keeping
chickens，etc. in on a farm 层架式 鸡笼；层架式饲养笼：abatte/yheri层架式养鸡笼养的
母鸡◊ battery e踩s层架式养鸡场所产的蛋一compare free-range
5 [!i] ..(/ow 律)'
die crime of attacking sb physically 殴打;..罪一see also assault and battery IT»17i1 see recharge
battery farm now/i (8r£) a farm
where large numbers of chickens or other animals are kept in very small cages or crowded conditions密集式养鸡场（或牲畜 动物铜养场）一compare FACTORY FARM, FREE-RANGE ► 'battery
farming noun [U] bat-tie 〇-w /'bagtl/ noun, verb
snoun 1 [C, U] a fight between armies, ships or
planes, especially during a war; a violent fight between groups of people 战役；战斗；搏斗：the batrie qf Waterloo
滑 铁^■战役◊ to be fciHed in batfie 阵亡◊ a gim battle 枪敁 —see also pitched battle 2 [C]〜（with sb) (for sth) a
competition, an argument or a struggle between people or groups of people
trying to win power or control 较量；争论；斗争：a ZegaZ battie/fir
compensation 要求
赔偿的法律斗争◊ a battle with
an iVisurance company 同一家無险公司的争执◊ a batrte of
wits (= when each side uses their ability to think quickly to try to win) ^ 4- 〇 a battle of wills (= when
each side is very determined to wfn)意志的较量
note
at campaign 3 [C, usually sing:] ~ (against/for sth) a
determined effort that sb makes to solve a difficult problem or succeed in a
difficult situation 奋斗；斗争：her long battle
against cancer她词癌症的长期斗泰◊ to 你/it an up/iiH battie
agai’nst prejudice 同偏见作，艰苦斗.争.◊ a battZe /or
survival —场生死斗
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the battle lines are 'drawn used to say that people or groups have
shown which side they intend to support in an argument or contest that is going
to begin战线已经划清（指争战之际各拥一
方形成对垒之势）do 'battle
(with sb) (over sth) to fight or argue with sb (同某人&某事）無行斗争（或辩
.论}、half the 'battle the most important or
difficult part of achieving sth (寿成某事的）关键；最艰难的阶段
—more
at fight v., join v.
mverb ~ (with/against sb/sth) (for sth) to
try very hard to achieve sth difficult or to deal witli sth unpleasant or
dangerous 搏斗；.奋斗；斗争：[V] She’s stiH
battling wi'th a /cnee injury.她迷吞同膝部的楊痛作斗争。◊ Both teams batried hard.两队拼得很厉害。◊ 77ie two
Zeaders are battling/or controZ government.两位领号人正
在争吞.政府控制权。◊ r /lad to batrte hard just to stay a/[〇at.我得用力挣扎才能勉强浮住。〇^]77^阶〇5〖365 wfH battte ft out fn the_/iinaZ next weefc•尽方将于下周决 赛中决一胜负。◊ (AMmf) He
batried cancer /or /our years.他同癌壶4争了四年。
battle-axe (8r£) {NAmE battle-ax) /'baetlaeks/ noun 1
[informal, disapproving) an aggressive and unpleasant older woman 焊会；母去:虎 2
a heavy axe with a long handle，used in the past as a
weapon 彳旧时的.）战斧 battle-cruiser /'baetlkru:za(r)/ noun
a large fast ship used in war in the past, faster and lighter than a BATTLESHIP战列巡洋舰（旧时作战用，比战列舰快而轻）
'battle cry noun 1 a
shout that soldiers used to give in battle to encourage their own army or to
frighten the enemy (战斗中的.）呐喊助威，焱杀声2 a word or phrase
used by a group of people who work together for a particular purpose,
especially a political one (.尤 指政治的）战斗口号，口号
battle-dress /'baetldres/ noun [u] (fir£) the
uniform that soldiers wear for training and when they go to fight
战地服装_
'battle fatigue noun [U] = combat fatigue 'battle fatigues noun [pi.] = combat
fatigues