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Soheil1 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Dodge

Hi.
What does it mean to dodge a fight'?
and What is the difference between dodging a fight and avoiding a fight?

Thanks in advance
  

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Hi, Without context, they mean the same to me. Hamid

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Hi,
Without context, they mean the same to me.
Hamid
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soheil1What is the difference between dodging a fight and avoiding a fight?
'dodge' is a more casual (less formal) word for the same thing. The meaning is the same.

CJ
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hrsaneiHi, Without context, they mean the same to me. Hamid
He says of the chess rule "passar battaglia" that "passar battaglia" is an italian term meaning to dodge a fight.
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soheil1He says
Who says?
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Well, if the author says that, go with it. Two other people have told you that there is no significant difference, so I see no problem.
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I'm not familiar with the expression "passar battaglia." It sounds 19th century, at least. By the look of it, though, it could mean "dodge a fight." I'm sure your author is more knowlegeable in the history of chess than I am, so I see no reason to doubt his word.

H.
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Henry74I'm not familiar with the expression "passar battaglia."
Can't you understand its meaning?
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When you dodge a fight, have you started to fight already?
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soheil1When you dodge a fight, have you started to fight already?
No.
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