I. strug·gle [ˈstrʌgl̩] СУЩ.
1. struggle (great effort):
II. strug·gle [ˈstrʌgl̩] ГЛ. неперех.
1. struggle (toil):
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| we | struggle |
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Unable to unionize as uniformly as men during this period, women faced struggles to acquire similar work hours and wages.
en.wikipedia.org This was a gathering of sit-in leaders to meet one another and assess their struggles and explore the possibilities for future actions.
en.wikipedia.org She now struggles with being stereotyped as the jumper.
en.wikipedia.org Redemption became a necessary career strategy and there is pathos in seeing a 21-year-old dispense worldly-wise advice after personal and professional struggles.
www.hitc.com She struggles to find something to prove she did something with her life and reveals that she is really good at math.
en.wikipedia.org Поиск в словаре
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