Look monkey, I don't make a habit of fighting someone I've bested before...

猢狲啊猢狲，我本不想与你这个手下败将再战一场。

" To let (someone) off easily" means not to fight someone.

“让（某人）轻易离开” 的意思是不与某人打架。

I'm just trying to imagine you fighting someone.

我只是在想象你跟别人摔跤的情景。

" To attack" means to fight someone, to try to harm them or injure them.

“攻击”是指与某人战斗，试图伤害或伤害他们。

It's the sort of thing you would say if you wanted to fight someone.

如果你想和某人打架，你会说这种话。

This is an expression that means to defeat someone, to fight someone and hurt them.

这是一种表达方式，意思是打败某人，与某人战斗并伤害他们。

They're not trying to go out and fight someone or make someone fight them.

他们不是想出去打人或让别人打他们。

Grenn agreed. " His duties don't keep him from the yard. More days than not, he's out there fighting someone" .

葛兰表示赞同。" 他的责任没妨碍他下较场。基本上，他天天都在那儿打斗。"

A " sword" is a weapon that you would use in war or in fighting someone.

“剑”是您在战争或与某人战斗时使用的武器。

For example, the hero might have to jump out of a moving car, or fight someone on the roof of a moving train.

比如，男主人公可能必须从一辆行驶地汽车上跳下来，或者和某人在飞奔地火车顶上打斗。

A " battle" is when you are fighting someone else in a war; it's part of a war, if you will.

“战斗” 是指您在战争中与其他人作战；这是战争的一部分， 如果你愿意的话。

The terrible destruction of Metropolis, where he's fighting someone who has the same powers as him, but actually has training, he barely makes it out of that thing alive.

Metropolis 的可怕破坏，他正在与一个与他拥有相同力量但实际上受过训练的人战斗，他几乎没有活着离开那件事。

Calvin says, " I think we should duke it out and the winner gets his or her choice." He's joking here, because to " duke something out" means to fight someone in order to decide an argument.

卡尔文说：“我认为我们应该一决高下， 获胜者会得到他或她的选择。 他在这里开玩笑，因为“决斗” 意味着为了决定争论而与某人战斗。

" To pick a fight" means to try to get another person to fight you, especially someone who isn't really bothering you, someone who just wants to leave themselves alone, but you're so angry you feel like fighting someone.

“to pick a fight” 的意思是试图让另一个人和你打架，尤其是一个并不真正打扰你的人， 一个只想让自己一个人呆着的人，但你很生气， 想和别人打架。