Wrestle | Mean of wrestle in English Dictionary
/ˈrɛsəl/
- Verb
- to fight (someone) by holding and pushing instead of by hitting, kicking, or punching
- She wrestled him to the ground. [=she held on to him and forced him to fall to the ground]
- She wrestled with her attacker.
- to fight in the sport of wrestling
- They'll be wrestling each other for the championship.
- They'll be wrestling with/against each other for the championship.
- I wrestled in high school. [=I was a wrestler in high school]
- to struggle to move, deal with, or control something
- She was wrestling with her luggage as she boarded the plane.
- She wrestled with her conscience.
- We wrestled with the issue/problem of how to cut costs without laying off workers.
- He finally wrestled his drug habit into submission. [=he finally overcame his drug habit]