Definition of running battle in English:

running battle

nounˌrʌnɪŋ ˈbat(ə)lˌrənɪŋ ˈbædl

1A military engagement which does not occur at a fixed location.
流动作战
Example sentencesExamples
- The running battle up the Channel was inconclusive (two Spanish ships lost through accident) and only the English fireship attack on the Armada's anchorage off Calais broke the stalemate.
- They fought a running battle in Haifa Street.
- His ‘Mahdi army’ fought running battles with the British Army in Basra and in the Maysan province.
- Troops fought running battles with Iraqi forces on roads leading to Baghdad.
- This set the pattern for the entire mission with a series of fierce running battles, day and night, against conventional forces and specially trained counter-SF troops.
1. 1.1 A confrontation which has gone on for a long time.
  连续作战
  Example sentencesExamples
  What it certainly did was to set off a series of running battles and feuds that brought the project to a practical standstill for the next nine months.
  ‘We had a running battle with the Globe,’ complains the Flynn manager.
  He had a running battle with the editor of the Vanuatu Trading Post, the country's only non-government news source.
  More generally, the securities and insurance industries have fought a running battle, one weapon being litigation, against the expansion of banks into these areas.
  The lawsuit is the latest salvo in a long running battle against farm pollution in California's Central Valley.

Definition of running battle in US English:

running battle

nounˌrənɪŋ ˈbædlˌrəniNG ˈbadl

1A military engagement which does not occur at a fixed location.
流动作战
Example sentencesExamples
- Troops fought running battles with Iraqi forces on roads leading to Baghdad.
- The running battle up the Channel was inconclusive (two Spanish ships lost through accident) and only the English fireship attack on the Armada's anchorage off Calais broke the stalemate.
- They fought a running battle in Haifa Street.
- His ‘Mahdi army’ fought running battles with the British Army in Basra and in the Maysan province.
- This set the pattern for the entire mission with a series of fierce running battles, day and night, against conventional forces and specially trained counter-SF troops.
1. 1.1 A confrontation which has gone on for a long time.
  连续作战
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘We had a running battle with the Globe,’ complains the Flynn manager.
  More generally, the securities and insurance industries have fought a running battle, one weapon being litigation, against the expansion of banks into these areas.
  He had a running battle with the editor of the Vanuatu Trading Post, the country's only non-government news source.
  The lawsuit is the latest salvo in a long running battle against farm pollution in California's Central Valley.
  What it certainly did was to set off a series of running battles and feuds that brought the project to a practical standstill for the next nine months.

单词	running battle
释义	Definition of running battle in English: running battle nounˌrʌnɪŋ ˈbat(ə)lˌrənɪŋ ˈbædl 1A military engagement which does not occur at a fixed location. 流动作战 Example sentencesExamples The running battle up the Channel was inconclusive (two Spanish ships lost through accident) and only the English fireship attack on the Armada's anchorage off Calais broke the stalemate. They fought a running battle in Haifa Street. His ‘Mahdi army’ fought running battles with the British Army in Basra and in the Maysan province. Troops fought running battles with Iraqi forces on roads leading to Baghdad. This set the pattern for the entire mission with a series of fierce running battles, day and night, against conventional forces and specially trained counter-SF troops. 1.1 A confrontation which has gone on for a long time. 连续作战 Example sentencesExamples What it certainly did was to set off a series of running battles and feuds that brought the project to a practical standstill for the next nine months. ‘We had a running battle with the Globe,’ complains the Flynn manager. He had a running battle with the editor of the Vanuatu Trading Post, the country's only non-government news source. More generally, the securities and insurance industries have fought a running battle, one weapon being litigation, against the expansion of banks into these areas. The lawsuit is the latest salvo in a long running battle against farm pollution in California's Central Valley. Definition of running battle in US English: running battle nounˌrənɪŋ ˈbædlˌrəniNG ˈbadl 1A military engagement which does not occur at a fixed location. 流动作战 Example sentencesExamples Troops fought running battles with Iraqi forces on roads leading to Baghdad. The running battle up the Channel was inconclusive (two Spanish ships lost through accident) and only the English fireship attack on the Armada's anchorage off Calais broke the stalemate. They fought a running battle in Haifa Street. His ‘Mahdi army’ fought running battles with the British Army in Basra and in the Maysan province. This set the pattern for the entire mission with a series of fierce running battles, day and night, against conventional forces and specially trained counter-SF troops. 1.1 A confrontation which has gone on for a long time. 连续作战 Example sentencesExamples ‘We had a running battle with the Globe,’ complains the Flynn manager. More generally, the securities and insurance industries have fought a running battle, one weapon being litigation, against the expansion of banks into these areas. He had a running battle with the editor of the Vanuatu Trading Post, the country's only non-government news source. The lawsuit is the latest salvo in a long running battle against farm pollution in California's Central Valley. What it certainly did was to set off a series of running battles and feuds that brought the project to a practical standstill for the next nine months.
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