to fight with all one's might; to struggle or wrestle against a difficult opponent or situation

arterial pulse produced by the rhythmic contraction and expansion of the heart; the physical beating of an artery

to fight or wrestle intensely, either bare-handed or with weapons

to fight or wrestle, especially with hands or in combat sports; to capture prey or struggle against obstacles like waves or fate

to engage in hand-to-hand combat or fierce fighting

an artificial or electronic device that helps maintain a regular heartbeat by sending small electrical pulses to the heart

to beat rhythmically; to throb, typically in reference to a heartbeat or pulse

to engage in close-quarters combat using hands or short-range weapons

Intense close-quarters fighting using bayonets or other short weapons

heartbeat; pulse; the rhythmic contraction and relaxation of the heart muscles

to fight savagely; to struggle or wage war; to engage in hand-to-hand combat

To fight, wrestle, or engage in hand-to-hand combat with one another.

Literally "a lion hunting a rabbit"; used to describe giving one's full effort to a small task or treating a minor problem with serious attention.

to come to blows; to fight; to tussle

to struggle with all one's might; to engage in a fierce fight or competition

to fight or kill with bare hands; hand-to-hand combat without weapons

the spirit of fighting with all one's might; a determined and hardworking attitude of striving for success or survival

to fight with all one has; to risk one's life or work with desperate effort; to give everything one's got

To fight shadows, used metaphorically to describe chasing an elusive enemy or guerrillas who scatter easily.

(Taiwan) to build up a rapport or cultivate a warm relationship with someone; based on a Taiwanese phrase

to rub or clap one's hands together; used to describe being at the end of one's wits or having no way out of a difficult situation

(bound form) small ancient drum made of leather and filled with rice husks, used in ritual music

to struggle with shadows or imaginary enemies; to waste effort on illusions

cornice under the eaves of a building

to apply a lot of makeup; to use various powders and fragrances to dress oneself up

to keep the beat of a song or express excitement by slapping one's own thighs

To put everything on the line; to go all out in a fight or competition regardless of the risks.

(medicine) a premature heartbeat that originates outside the normal pacemaker node; extrasystole

even when a lion fights a rabbit, it uses its full strength; to exert full effort even when tackling small or easy tasks