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to oppose
01
s’opposer à
to strongly disagree with a policy, plan, idea, etc. and try to prevent or change it
Transitive: to oppose a plan or idea
02
s'opposer, résister
to firmly resist something
03
s'opposer, contraster avec
to place something against another thing in order to create a contrast, balance, or counterbalance
Transitive: to oppose effect of something
04
s'opposer, contester
to engage in a contest or competition with someone, aiming to defeat them
Transitive: to oppose a rival
05
s'opposer, résister à
be resistant to
06
s'opposer à, contester
to counter or raise something or someone against another
Transitive: to oppose sth
oppose
01
dégagé, dégelé
free of ice and open to travel
oppose
v
opposable
adj
opposable
adj
opposed
adj
opposed
adj
opposer
n
opposer
n
Exemple
The local residents opposed the construction of the new factory due to environmental concerns.
The senator opposed the bill, citing its potential negative impact on the economy.
She opposed the new regulations, arguing that they were too restrictive for small businesses.
They opposed the company's decision to cut employee benefits, leading to a protest.
He strongly opposed her idea, believing it would not solve the underlying problem.
