opposed
/əˈpoʊzd/Word connections
adjective
/əˈpoʊzd/Описывает нахождение в конфликте или несогласии с чем-либо; часто используется в выражении 'в отличие от' для указания на контраст.
Describe estar en conflicto o desacuerdo con algo; también se usa en la expresión 'a diferencia de' para indicar contraste.
Décrit le fait d'être en conflit ou en désaccord avec quelque chose ; souvent utilisé dans l'expression « par opposition à » pour indiquer un contraste.
Beschreibt eine Haltung der Gegnerschaft, Ablehnung oder des Widerspruchs gegenüber etwas; häufig in der Wendung 'im Gegensatz zu' verwendet, um einen Kontrast auszudrücken.
Descreve estar em conflito ou discordância com algo; também é usado para indicar contraste, oposição ou algo contrário.
描述与某事物处于冲突或不同意的状态;常用于"与……相对/相反"的表达中,表示对比。
يصف حالة التعارض أو الاختلاف أو الوقوف ضد شيء ما؛ ويُستخدم غالبًا في عبارة 'على عكس' أو 'بالمقابل' للإشارة إلى التباين.
Describes being in conflict or disagreement with something; often used in the phrase 'as opposed to' to indicate a contrast.
In opposition or disagreementB2formal
Being against something or someone; having an opposing view or stance.
Против
En oposición o desacuerdo
opposé, en désaccord
Dagegen
Contrário
反对的
معارض
- She is strongly opposed to the new policy.
- The committee members were opposed to the proposed changes.
- He remained opposed to the idea despite the arguments.
Synonymsagainstantagonisticantipatheticaversecontraryhostileresistantunsympathetic
Having an opponentB2formal
Being in a situation where there is an adversary or competitor.
Имеющий противника
Que tiene un oponente
Ayant un opposant
Einen Gegner habend
Que tem adversário
有对手的
له خصم
- The team is opposed by a very strong rival.
- In the debate, she was opposed by a skilled speaker.
- The candidate is opposed by several challengers in the election.
- more opposed comparative form
- most opposed superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
Inherited terms
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verb
oppose/əˈpoʊz/Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия сопротивления, оспаривания или выступления против чего-либо или кого-либо.
Verbo que denota la acción de estar en contra de algo o alguien, resistirse, impugnar o confrontar una idea, medida o decisión.
Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de résister, de contester ou de se déclarer contre quelque chose ou quelqu'un.
Verb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, sich gegen etwas oder jemanden zu stellen, Widerstand zu leisten oder Einspruch zu erheben.
Verbo usado para indicar a ação de resistir, contestar ou se colocar contra algo ou alguém.
表示反对、抵抗或与某人某事物对抗的动词。
فعل يُستخدم للدلالة على مقاومة شيء أو شخص أو معارضته أو الاعتراض عليه أو الوقوف ضده.
A verb used to indicate the act of resisting, challenging, or standing against something or someone.
Disagree or resistB2formal
To express disagreement with or resistance to something.
Выступать против
oponerse
s'opposer à
Sich widersetzen
Opor-se
反对
الاعتراض والمقاومة
- Many citizens oppose the new tax law.
- She opposed the decision to close the library.
- The committee opposed the proposed changes.
Synonymschallengecombatconfrontcontestdefydisputefightresistwithstand
Compete againstB2formal
To be in competition or conflict with someone or something.
Соперничать
competir contra
s'opposer à / affronter
Sich widersetzen
Opor-se
对抗
يُنافِس
- The two candidates oppose each other in the election.
- Our team will oppose the champions in the final match.
- They opposed the rival company in the market.
- opposed past participle
- opposed past simple
- opposing present participle
- opposes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
Inherited terms
Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en
All listed licenses apply
Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.