Fighting Bravely
noun, verbal noun
If you're involved in a daring fight, you're probably fighting bravely. You could get hurt, or worse, but you don't even care! Talk about fighting bravely… And good luck with that.
敢闘 is a very formal word often used to praise someone who gave it their all — especially in competitions — even if they didn't win. You might see it in phrases like 敢闘賞 (Fighting Spirit Award) at school sports festivals and sumo tournaments.
This is a jukugo word that uses the on'yomi readings of the kanji. You should be able to read this on your own.
優勝候補を相手に、よく敢闘したと思います。
I think I fought pretty bravely against a favorite for the championship.
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