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1. • • Phrases starting with "Fight through the/it", are telling the subject to stay strong and bear whatever trouble or pain they are enduring. Fight through the pain - means to struggle onward with whatever is being suffered, despite the pain.
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   What does fight through the pain mean?

   • Fight through the pain - means to struggle onward with whatever is being suffered, despite the pain. You can use other words than pain for other difficulties. Occasionally it can be seen with the word bureaucracy, to mean getting past all the obstacles that an infrastructure, forms and procedure put in the way of a goal.

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   What does to the pain mean?

   • Quote by William Goldman: “To the pain means this: if we duel and you win,...” (?) “To the pain means this: if we duel and you win, death for me. If we duel and I win, life for you. But life on my terms. The first thing you lose will be your feet. Below the ankle. You will have stumps available to use within six months.

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   What does learn through the pain mean?

   • "Learn through the pain" sort of works, though usually it is only replaced with a small set of action words, work being one of the more common replacements. Generally though, the phrase is always fight through the pain.

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   What does it mean to fight a way through?

   • To force one's way through (a crowd or crowded place). I had to fight my way through the party to get to the bathroom! We had to fight our way through the crowd to board the train on time. Ugh, I hate having to fight my way through the club when it's busy like this.

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   What does it mean if a player is injured?

   • The expression means that the player suffered an injury during play, which caused them some amount of pain. But the player chose to keep playing (and was able to play well and win, despite the pain) rather than have some other player take their place (or to forfeit the match, if it's an individual competition).

   What is the meaning of ‘through’ in ‘playing through the pain’?

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   What does it mean to fight your way through a club?

   • Ugh, I hate having to fight my way through a club when it's busy like this. (In the context of an idiom, it means) To struggle to overcome or succeed despite (some obstacle, difficulty, or impasse). The team has been fighting through a number of injuries among its star players. I have to find a way to fight my way through this creative slump.

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   Jan 1, 2011 · Phrases starting with "Fight through the/it", are telling the subject to stay strong and bear whatever trouble or pain they are enduring. Fight through the pain - means to struggle onward with whatever is being suffered, despite the pain. You can use other words than pain for other difficulties.

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   Phrases starting with "Fight through the/it", are telling the subject to stay strong and bear whatever trouble or pain they are enduring. Fight through the pain - means to struggle onward with whatever is being suffered, despite the pain. You can use other words than pain for other difficulties.

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6. ell.stackexchange.com › questions › 3482What is the meaning of ‘through’ in ‘playing through the pain’?

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   Most straightforwardly, you can interpret "through" in the sense of "past" or "beyond" (definition 2 at dictionary.com); the pain started at a particular point in time and the player kept going past that point. Alternatively, you could view the pain as a barrier to the player's success.

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   Sep 19, 2024 · Life is unpredictable, filled with both joy and suffering. Discover how to find meaning, strength, and growth as you move through pain and fear, one step at a time.

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9. idioms.thefreedictionary.com › fight+throughFight through - Idioms by The Free Dictionary

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   fight (something) through. To force the passage or acceptance of something, especially legislation, by an authoritative body with such haste and pressure that the normal careful considerations of its implications are avoided.

10. ell.stackexchange.com › 29592 › play-through-painPlay Through Pain - English Language Learners Stack Exchange

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    1. In sports, this expression is sometimes used, when it is known that a player has some injury: He played through the pain. According to dictionaries, " through " means "until the end of".