to oppose
01
反对, 抵抗
to firmly resist something
Transitive: to oppose a regulation
例子
The workers opposed the safety changes, pushing back against the new regulations.
工人们反对安全变更，抵制新规定。
He opposed the police ’s orders to disperse, standing firm in the protest.
他反对警察驱散的命令，坚定地站在抗议中。
02
反对, 抵抗
to strongly disagree with a policy, plan, idea, etc. and try to prevent or change it
Transitive: to oppose a plan or idea
例子
The local residents opposed the construction of the new factory due to environmental concerns.
当地居民出于对环境问题的担忧反对新工厂的建设。
She opposed the new regulations, arguing that they were too restrictive for small businesses.
她反对新规定，认为这些规定对小企业限制太大。
03
对立, 对比
to place something against another thing in order to create a contrast, balance, or counterbalance
Transitive: to oppose effect of something
例子
The dark colors of the walls oppose the bright furniture, creating a striking contrast.
墙壁的深色与明亮的家具形成鲜明对比。
The soft melody of the song opposed the harsh sounds of the industrial noises outside.
这首歌柔和的旋律与外面工业噪音的刺耳声音形成对比。
04
对抗, 反对
to engage in a contest or competition with someone, aiming to defeat them
Transitive: to oppose a rival
例子
He had to oppose his toughest rival in the final round of the tournament.
他不得不在锦标赛的最后一轮对抗他最强大的对手。
The two teams will oppose each other in the championship game next week.
两支队伍将在下周的冠军赛中对抗。
05
反对, 对抗
to counter or raise something or someone against another
Transitive: to oppose sth
例子
The lawyer opposed the defendant's argument by presenting new evidence.
律师通过提出新证据反对被告的论点。
The candidate opposed the rival's claims with a detailed rebuttal.
候选人用详细的驳斥反对了对手的说法。
oppose
01
畅通的, 无冰的
free of ice and open to travel
