be in fighting trim

To be prepared to tackle a situation, often with an emphasis on one's physical strength or readiness. Primarily heard in US. You'll do great in the race—after months of training, you're in fighting trim.

be in fighting trim

(mainly American)

ready to deal with a situation, especially because you are in good physical condition It was a challenging performance, but the dancers were in fighting trim.

See come out fighting

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Miervaldis	-	Latvian
Tiitus	TEE:-toos (Finnish)	Finnish, Estonian
Hodge	[hɔdʒ]
Hakim	-	Arabic
DÉBora	DE-bo-rah (Spanish)	Spanish, Portuguese, French
Kiki	KEE-kee (English), kee-KEE (Greek)	English, German, Greek