Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Struggle"

A: struggle is going through something difficult

A: Struggle means to have difficulties with doing something.
For example: I struggle to walk/breath.

A: 奮闘する

A: This is an ironic phrase. We use this when describing an issue that is far less severe or bad than other actual problems. For example, "My wifi turned off. The struggle is real."

A: It means their having a hard time doing something for example "This is really difficult."

A: I'm struggling to understand what this means.
We struggled under the heavy weight.
I struggled to grasp how he could do such a thing.
I struggle with maths.
I can tell you're struggling. Why don't you ask for help?
She struggled up the hill.

A: When I'm tired, I struggle to concentrate.
It was so noisy outside that I struggled to get to sleep.
It was a struggle to get him to agree with me.

A: He struggles with (learning) Mandarin/He struggles with memorising Mandarin characters.
She struggles with her job due to its heavy load.
The injured tiger was struggling with catching its prey.

A: @Chisaeさん、そうです！
It can mean "tried hard, while encountering difficulties".

"The teacher explained everything very carefully, but I still struggled to understand."

A: Are you struggling with English? 😅 I did struggle a lot at first!

A: struggle é grande esforço
fight é luta ou combate

A: Struggling is when you are having a difficult time with something. Fighting is when you are trying to stop something, sometimes in your head and sometimes with your hands

A: Eu entendo struggle como um problema ou dificuldade que você ou alguém está passando.

Tipo: He is struggling math
(ele está com problemas em.matemática)

Já fight me parece algo mais físico, uma luta.

Ex: Anderson Silva lost his fight (Anderson Silva perdeu a luta)

Fight aparece em phrasal verbs tb

Tipo: Soldiers fight for their countries (Soldados lutam pelos seus países)

Mas vi também que fight pode ser usado em situações como as de struggle, mas q este último é mais formal.

A: struggle to [verb]/struggle with [noun/verb + ing]
to try hard to do something or battle to do something or battle with someone or something (“battle“ has the nuance of doing with difficultly or a lot of effort)

He struggled to tie his shoes.
He struggled with tying his shoes.
She struggled to lose weight.
She struggled with losing weight.
My parents have always struggled with finances.
I have to struggle with math.
You’ll have to struggle with the store to return that item.
He struggled with the stranger to get the gun. [= an actual battle or fight]

A: fighting usually refers to violence and aggressiveness while struggling is making a forceful effort.
usually people say struggle when they are having problems handling things mentally.

A: @masa_sapporo_jp
There are a few different ways that you can express this;
I always avoided struggles/ problems/ issues
I always avoided facing up to struggles/ problems/ issues
I always avoided confronting struggles/ problems/ issues
I always ran away from struggles/ problems/ issues
rather than trying to overcome them.
Hope this helps.

A: To “struggle with” means having trouble doing something.
Example: I struggle with putting my dog in its cage.

A: To "struggle" means to face difficulties, or have a hard time trying to do something. Pronounced "struh-gull"

A: Do you mean to say: struggles within Japan?

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A: I’m struggling to understand what you said . Apart from that , great !

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A: I have trouble studying it. or
I struggle to study it. :)

A: If 'struggle' is next to 'not' it sounds like you don't struggle