go against

• Verbo frasal que indica oponerse, resistirse o actuar en conflicto con alguien o algo, como una regla, una tendencia o una persona.

A phrasal verb used to indicate opposing, resisting, or acting in conflict with someone or something, such as a rule, trend, or person.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Oppose or resistformal

   To act in opposition to a rule, decision, or person.

   Oponerse o resistir

   • He went against his parents' wishes and studied art.
   • The decision goes against company policy.
   • She went against the advice of her doctor.

   Sinónimosbuckchallengecombatcontradictdefydisputefightopposeresistwithstand

   Antónimoscomplyfollowobeysupport

2. Be unfavorableformal

   To be disadvantageous or contrary to someone's interests.

   ser desfavorable

   • The evidence went against the defendant.
   • Public opinion went against the proposed law.
   • The referee's call went against our team.

   Sinónimosoppose

   Antónimosaidassistbenefitfavorhelpservesuitsupport

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