duel
n. 決鬥; 競爭,鬥爭
A duel is a formal fight between two people in which they use guns or swords in order to settle a quarrel.
He had killed a man in a duel.
他在一場決鬥中殺了一名男子。
You can refer to a conflict between two people or groups as a duel .
The area has been the scene of sporadic artillery duels over the last six weeks.
在過去的 6 週中,該地區曾經發生過零星的炮擊。
To duel means to fight a duel or be involved in a conflict.
We duelled for two years and Peterson made the most of it, playing us off against each other.
我們爭鬥了兩年,彼得森充分利用這點挑撥我倆對陣。
...two silver French duelling pistols.
兩把銀製法國決鬥手槍
1. a prearranged fight with deadly weapons by two people (accompanied by seconds) in order to settle a quarrel over a point of honor
2. any struggle between two skillful opponents (individuals or groups)
1. fight a duel, as over one's honor or a woman;
The cowboy was fast on the draw, so he won in the duel.
那個牛仔拔槍很快, 所以他在決鬥中勝出.
The knight challenged his rival to a duel.
那位騎士向敵手提出決鬥的挑戰.
However, a level 1 cannot duel a level 50.
當然, 等級1的別想和等級50較勁.
Kyle : It's all right. He cannot kill us unless we agree to duel.
凱子: 沒關係. 我們取消決鬥他就不能殺我們了.
Vladimir became jealously angry and challenged Eugene to a duel. Through stubBornness Eugene accepted the challenge.
弗拉基米爾又嫉妒又生氣,終於向葉甫蓋尼提出要和他決鬥. 葉甫蓋尼出於執拗,接受了他的挑戰.