1.狗咬狗
1.a situation in which people argue or compete, especially in an unpleasant way
2.a fight between military aircraft
3.a fight between dogs that has been organized for people to watch
1.We were in a dogfight in the middle of a financial implosion and the most competitive person I knew urged me to go to Hawaii.
金融市场动荡不安，我们疲于奔命，而工作最狂热的一个人居然催我去夏威夷。
2.Still, there is no room for complacency. Today's phoney war could quickly turn into a real dogfight.
但当今世界的经济状况容不得人们有一点自满的情绪，要不然，货币战争这个虚无的概念会变成一场真实的混战。
3.West Brom have the experience of a successful dogfight last season but Villa do not.
西布朗维奇上赛季有了“拼刺刀”的经验，但维拉没有。
4.OCCASIONALLY, a politician comes along who seems too principled to be thrown into an electoral dogfight in a giant democracy.
在大型民主国家，有时候，一位看似太有原则的政治人物反而很难在选举混战中顺利出线。
5.We love a good dogfight simulator, and Skies of Glory is one of the best you can buy.
我们喜欢好的仿真空战游戏，《天空荣耀》就是你能为之掏钱的一款。
6.Back in the 1980s, UK banks engaged in a dogfight for customers which resulted in free banking for all.
上世纪80年代，英国的银行展开了一场争夺客户的混战，导致银行服务完全免费。
7.Those fighters just had a dogfight in the sky.
那些战斗机在天上缠斗。
8.But we're shooting our big dogfight sequence this week and I need two more. Desperately.
可是这周我们正在进行一系列射击大混战。我还需要两架。真令人失望。
9.After all it wasn't anything to get excited about, just another dogfight in a residential section.
毕竟这不是什么值得兴奋的事情，不过是住宅区里的又一次狗咬架而已。
10.High above us in the sky, a dogfight was playing out.
在我们的头上，一场空中缠斗正在上演。