No. 6,927 in German
fights
The German word "fights" is not correct; it seems to be an English word. In German, "Kämpfe" translates to "fights" and refers to physical or verbal struggles.
In a sentence
Er kämpfte mutig gegen Ungerechtigkeit.
He fought bravely against injustice.
In this sentence, 'kämpfte' (fought) is used to denote a struggle or effort against an abstract concept such as injustice.
Sie streitet oft mit ihrem Bruder.
She often argues with her brother.
Here, 'streitet' (argues) refers to verbal fights or disagreements, showing a conflict in a social context.
Im Ring liefern sich die Boxer intensive Kämpfe.
In the ring, the boxers engage in intense fights.
In this example, 'Kämpfe' (fights) conveys physical battles or contests, specifically in sports or combative settings.
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