Pronunciation: /ˈrɛsəl/
noun a physical contest between two individuals involving grappling and trying to throw or immobilize the opponent
A1 I watched a wrestling match on TV last night.
A2 She enjoys watching professional wrestling on weekends.
B1 The wrestling tournament will take place next month.
B2 He has been training for years to become a professional wrestler.
C1 The art of wrestling requires skill, strength, and strategy.
C2 The wrestler executed a perfect wrestling move to win the championship.
verb to engage in a physical contest of wrestling
A1 The kids love to wrestle with each other in the backyard.
A2 He wrestled with his conscience before making a decision.
B1 The two teams will wrestle for the championship title next week.
B2 She had to wrestle with the heavy suitcase to get it into the overhead compartment.
C1 The politician had to wrestle with conflicting opinions within his party.
C2 The author had to wrestle with writer's block before finally completing his novel.
formal The two athletes will wrestle for the championship title.
informal Do you want to wrestle with me in the backyard?
slang I used to wrestle with my siblings all the time when we were kids.
figurative She had to wrestle with her emotions before making a decision.
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