/'resl; `rɛsl/
v
1 (a) [I, Ipr] ~ (with sb) fight (esp as a sport) by grappling with sb and trying to throw him to the ground 摔交（尤指运动）
*Can you wrestle? 你会摔交吗?
* The guards wrestled with the intruders. 护卫员同闯入的人扭打起来.
(b) [Tn.pr] force (sb) to the ground by wrestling 将（某人）摔倒在地上
*He wrestled his opponent to the floor/ground. 他把对手摔倒在地上.
2 [Ipr] ~ with sth struggle to deal with or overcome sth 奋力对付或制服某事物
*wrestle with a problem, a difficulty, one's conscience 努力解决难题、克服困难、与良心搏斗
* The pilot was wrestling with the controls. 那个飞行员尽力控制住操纵装置.

n
1 wrestling match 摔交比赛.
2 ~ (with sth) hard struggle 艰苦奋斗; 努力争斗
*a wrestle with one's conscience 与良心搏斗.

v
[Language: Old English;Origin: wrAstlian, from wrAstan; WREST]
[I and T]
to fight someone by holding them and pulling or pushing them
wrestle with
　The two men wrestled with each other.
　Police officers wrestled him to the ground .
[I and T]
to move something or try to move it when it is large, heavy, or difficult to move
wrestle with
　Ray continued to wrestle with the wheel.
wrestle with sth
to try to understand or find a solution to a difficult problem
　I have been wrestling with this problem for quite some time.