resist
/rɪˈzɪst/verb
B2formalcommon/rɪˈzɪst/A verb used to indicate the act of withstanding, opposing, or refusing to accept something.
ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по противостоянию, сопротивлению или отказу принять что-либо.esVerbo que denota la acción de oponerse, aguantar o negarse a aceptar algo, ya sea física, moral o emocionalmente.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de s'opposer, de faire face ou de refuser d'accepter quelque chose.deVerb, das ausdrückt, sich einer Sache oder Person entgegenzustellen, Widerstand zu leisten, sich zu widersetzen oder etwas abzulehnen bzw. nicht nachzugeben.ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de se opor, resistir ou recusar aceitar algo.zh动词，表示抵抗、反抗或拒绝接受某事物。arفعل يُستخدم للدلالة على مقاومة شيء أو الوقوف في وجهه أو رفض قبوله أو الامتناع عن الاستسلام له.
- Withstand or oppose B1 formal
To withstand the action or effect of something; to try to prevent something from happening.
- The soldiers were ordered to resist the enemy attack.
- She tried to resist the temptation to eat chocolate.
- The material is designed to resist high temperatures.
ruСопротивлятьсяesResistirfrRésister (à)dewiderstehenptResistirzh抵抗arالمقاومة
- Refuse to accept B1 formal
To refuse to comply with or accept something.
- He resisted the urge to laugh during the serious meeting.
- The union resisted the proposed changes to the contract.
- She resisted the pressure to change her decision.
ruСопротивлятьсяesresistirse a aceptarfrRefuser d'accepterdeWiderstand leistenptResistirzh拒绝接受arالرفض والامتناع عن القبول
- Fight against B2 formal
To fight against something or someone in order to prevent a change or to maintain a position.
- The community resisted the construction of the new highway.
- He resisted the authority of the new manager.
- They resisted the invasion for several months.
ruСопротивлятьсяesresistir, oponersefrrésister (à)deWiderstand leistenptResistirzh抵抗arقاوم
- resisted past participle
- resisted past simple
- resisting present participle
- resists third person singular