Examples of using Fighting on in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Will you be fighting on the bridge with us?
Consider the advantage of fighting on our own ground.
Our firms are fighting on a lot of fronts.
You're fighting on the wrong side of this, Gabriel.
We just got a call about dogs fighting on sanctuary.
As ended up fighting on the side the story wrong?
But for some reason, you're fighting on our team.
The people are with us. They're fighting on the roads.
The Bahamas is committed to fighting on all of these fronts.
But you were fighting on the right side, the good side.
Unlike previous wars, the fighting on the Western Front was unceasing.
Oh, Sarah must have heard us fighting on the phone.
The Brits and the Americans fighting on the same side again.
CNDP captured Kiwanja, following intense fighting on 4 and 5 November.
I don't want us to be fighting on Mother's Day.
The only difference is, lately, you're fighting on the wrong side.
A reasonable man might say we're all fighting on the same side.
He's been fighting on his own since he broke with the Rebellion.
Hitler is ready to attack but he wants to avoid fighting on 2 fronts.
Winston says Napoleon taught him the dangers of fighting on more than one front.