How is the word forcejear translated from Spanish to English

Luchar con alguien sujetándolo con fuerza.

To struggle with someone while holding them tightly.

verb
English translation
grapple

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  • Los luchadores forcejearon sobre la colchoneta. The wrestlers grappled on the mat.

  • Todavía estamos lidiando con el presupuesto. We are still grappling with the budget.

  • ¿Puedes forcejear sin hacer daño a tu compañero? Can you grapple without hurting your partner?

  • ¿Cuánto tiempo has lidiado con este error? How long have you grappled with this bug?

  • Los dos escaladores forcejearon por el mismo agarre. The two climbers grappled for the same handhold.

  • El equipo lidia cada año con la misma pregunta. The team grapples with the same question every year.

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FAQ about “forcejear”

How is “forcejear” translated from Spanish?
“forcejear” translates into English as “grapple”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “forcejear” mean?
Meaning of “forcejear”: Luchar con alguien sujetándolo con fuerza. In English — “grapple”.
What part of speech is “forcejear”?
“forcejear” is a verb.
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