The phrase "fighting bit" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could be used in contexts related to gaming or technology, possibly referring to a specific aspect of a fight or conflict.
Example: "In the latest update, the fighting bit of the game has been enhanced to provide a more immersive experience."
Alternatives: "combat element" or "battling aspect."
In "Quest for Mollie," Liebling tells of travelling during one offensive on La Piste Forestière, a dirt road on the northern coast of Tunisia, where Allied forces had fought Italian and German troops, and coming across the refuse of fighting — "bits of the war... like beads on a string".
Comcast, whose home is Philadelphia, kept fighting a bit, but then gave up.
"We're still fighting a bit of an uphill battle at this particular juncture," Ms. Sebelius said.
Whether you're blanketed by snow prompting frantic runs to the grocery store for supplies and shovels dealing with heavy rain and floods, or just fighting a bit of a chill, it's never the most comfortable place to be.
"There was times I was fighting a bit," Heaney said.
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So I went and grabbed his phone, and I had kinda felt weird because we were fighting a bit at the time, and in the past, he had done things like smashed my phone.
Oh, now you're really putting me on the spot with the screen-fighting bit.
The 2020 Democratic primary field is filling out so quickly that the candidates appear to be fighting for bits of national attention.
There will, however, be 302 gold medals awarded by the end of the Games, and 204 nations and independent territories will be fighting over bits of metal weighing 400g each.
"We've been fire-fighting a bit off the pitch and this gives us an opportunity to put something together for the future". Jersey's rise up through the English rugby pyramid in the last decade has been remarkable to watch, with a spell of four promotions in five seasons between 2007-08 and 2011-12.
