oppose如何读

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oppose英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 反对; 使相对 set in action against; put forward as contrast or opposite

oppose是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 反对,反抗,抗议
  2. 使相对,使对抗,使对立
  3. 妨碍,阻止,阻挠
  4. 使对照,使对比
  5. 使面对面,使头对头
  6. 抵抗,抵制,违抗,顽抗,以...对抗,抗争,发生龃龉
  7. 驳回
  8. 相对,相反
  9. 采取反对行为

oppose自然拼读

op·pose

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oppose变形

第三人称单数:opposes

现在分词:opposing

过去式:opposed

过去分词:opposed

oppose扩展

opposed (adj.), opposingly (adv.), opposer (n.)

oppose词根

词根:oppose

adj.

opposite 相反的;对面的;对立的

opposed 相反的;敌对的

opposing 反对的;相对的;对面的

opposable 可反对的;可相对的

oppositive 反对的;相反的

adv.

opposite 在对面

oppositely 反向地;在相反的位置;面对面

n.

opposite 对立面;反义词

opposition 反对;反对派;在野党;敌对

opposer 反对者

prep.

opposite 在…的对面

v.

opposed 反对(oppose的过去分词);使对立

opposing 反对(oppose的ing形式)

oppose英英释义

Verb

1. be against; express opposition to;

"We oppose the ban on abortion"

2. fight against or resist strongly;

"The senator said he would oppose the bill"

"Don't fight it!"

3. oppose with equal weight or force

4. set into opposition or rivalry;

"let them match their best athletes against ours"

"pit a chess player against the Russian champion"

"He plays his two children off against each other"

5. act against or in opposition to;

"She reacts negatively to everything I say"

6. be resistant to;

"The board opposed his motion"

oppose区别

 protest, resist, object, oppose

这组词都有“反对”的意思,其区别是:

protest一般指通过言语或文字或行为表示出的强烈抗议、反对。

resist指用力量或意志抵抗、制止对方的入侵或诱惑、影响等。

object多指因厌恶或反感而反对,但不一定明显地表露出来。

oppose普通用词,含义广,语气强于object。多指反对一些较重大的事,隐含其正当性。

以上来源于网络

 refute, deny, contradict, oppose

这组词都有“否定,否认”的意思,其区别是:

refute语气较强,强调凭推理或证据驳斥一项主张或言论。

deny普通用词,侧重否认意见或言论的真实性,尤指否定他人的指控或责难。

contradict指肯定地否认、反对或反驳某事,坚持相反的意见。

oppose普通的广泛用词。指不作争论或不提出论据而无理由地反对;也指任何温和、有理由的反对或否定。

以上来源于网络

 withstand, defy, resist, oppose

这组词都有“反抗,抵抗”的意思,其区别是:

withstand较正式用词,指坚强地抵抗攻击或压力,有时也指抗住影响或吸引力。

defy指公开地、勇敢地反对或抵抗,有时含公然挑衅之意。

resist指积极地反抗一种攻击或暴力,或诱惑。

oppose普通用词,可表不同程度的抵抗。

以上来源于网络

 protest, object, oppose

protest抗议

object反对(加to)

oppose反对vt.

以上来源于网络

oppose词源中文解释

14世纪晚期, opposen,“反对发言或行动; 控告,质问,审问”,源自古法语 oposer “反对,抵抗,竞争; 反驳,陈述相反的观点”(12世纪),显然来自拉丁语 ob- “朝向,面对”(见 ob-) + 法语 poser “放置,放下”(见 pose(v.1)),意义与拉丁语 opponere “反对,反对,对抗”(见 opponent)混合。 “设置或放置在对面或直接对面”(及物)和“插入努力或反对,表现不利”(不及物)的含义来自1590年代。 相关: Opposed; opposing。

oppose_法律行业词汇

对立

oppose词源英文解释

Middle English opposen "to question, examine, accuse" (as past participle opposed "opposite, contrary"), borrowed from Anglo-French opposer "to counter, argue in opposition, question, interrogate," re-formation, with poser "to place, pose >entry 1," of Latin oppōnere (perfect opposuī, past participle oppositus) "to place (over or against), place as an obstacle, set in opposition to, argue in reply," from ob- ob- + pōnere "to place, set" — more at position >entry 1

The first known use of oppose was in 1579

oppose儿童词典英英释义

organization1 of 2noun

the act or process of organizing

the condition or manner of being organized

a high degree of organization

a group of persons organized for some purpose

a business organization

an administrative and functional unit (as a business or a political party)also: the personnel of such a unit

organization2 of 2adjective

behaving and thinking in a way that an organization would approve of

ordinary1 of 2noun

regular or usual condition or course of things

nothing out of the ordinary

British a meal served to any person at a fixed price

chiefly British a restaurant serving regular meals

ordinary2 of 2adjective

to be expected : normal, usual

ordinary problems

neither good nor bad : average

an ordinary person

order1 of 2verb

to put in order : arrange

ordered the books alphabetically

to give an order to or for order groceries

ordered them to clean their rooms

to command to go or come to a certain place

order troops back to base

to place an order

have you ordered yet?

order2 of 2noun

a group of people united in some way (as by living under the same religious rule or by loyalty to common interests and duties) an order of knighthood

an order of monks

the badge or emblem of such an order

a military medal or award

plural the Christian ministry

in orders

a rank or class in society

the lower orders

class entry 1 sense 3a, kind

emergencies of this order

a category of biological classification ranking above the family and below the class

the way objects in space or events in time are arranged or follow one another in alphabetical order

the order of the seasons

the established way or arrangement

the old order

regular or harmonious arrangement or a condition having such an arrangement

kept my room in order

the state of things when law or authority is obeyed

restored order after the riot

a certain rule or direction : command

that's an order

a style of building

a type of architectural column with its related parts

good working condition

out of order

a direction to pay money, to buy or sell, or to supply goods or services

goods or items bought or sold

an order of eggs and toast

order1 of 2verb

to put in order : arrange

ordered the books alphabetically

to give an order to or for order groceries

ordered them to clean their rooms

to command to go or come to a certain place

order troops back to base

to place an order

have you ordered yet?

order2 of 2noun

a group of people united in some way (as by living under the same religious rule or by loyalty to common interests and duties) an order of knighthood

an order of monks

the badge or emblem of such an order

a military medal or award

plural the Christian ministry

in orders

a rank or class in society

the lower orders

class entry 1 sense 3a, kind

emergencies of this order

a category of biological classification ranking above the family and below the class

the way objects in space or events in time are arranged or follow one another in alphabetical order

the order of the seasons

the established way or arrangement

the old order

regular or harmonious arrangement or a condition having such an arrangement

kept my room in order

the state of things when law or authority is obeyed

restored order after the riot

a certain rule or direction : command

that's an order

a style of building

a type of architectural column with its related parts

good working condition

out of order

a direction to pay money, to buy or sell, or to supply goods or services

goods or items bought or sold

an order of eggs and toast

optverb

to make a choice

opposite1 of 4adjective

being at the other end, side, or corner the opposite sides of a rectangle

lived on opposite sides of the street

being one of two angles of a four-sided figure (as a square or parallelogram) that are not next to each other

being in a position to oppose or cancel out

opposite sides of the question

as different as possible : contrary went off in opposite directions

reached opposite conclusions

being the other of a matching or contrasting pair

the opposite sex

opposite2 of 4noun

someone or something that is opposite

antonym

additive inverseespecially: the additive inverse of a real number

+3 and −3 are opposites

opposite3 of 4adverb

on or to the opposite side

opposite4 of 4preposition

across from and usually facing or on the same level with

the house opposite ours

opposite1 of 4adjective

being at the other end, side, or corner the opposite sides of a rectangle

lived on opposite sides of the street

being one of two angles of a four-sided figure (as a square or parallelogram) that are not next to each other

being in a position to oppose or cancel out

opposite sides of the question

as different as possible : contrary went off in opposite directions

reached opposite conclusions

being the other of a matching or contrasting pair

the opposite sex

opposite2 of 4noun

someone or something that is opposite

antonym

additive inverseespecially: the additive inverse of a real number

+3 and −3 are opposites

opposite3 of 4adverb

on or to the opposite side

opposite4 of 4preposition

across from and usually facing or on the same level with

the house opposite ours

opposeverb

to be or place opposite or against something

to offer resistance to : stand against : resist

oppose医学词典英英释义

opposetransitive verb

to place the ball of (a first digit) against the corresponding part of a second digit of the same hand or foot

some monkeys oppose the big toe

oppose 例句

1 The opposing coach calls a time-out to set up a press break, and, as my teammates jog off the court, they stare at me too.

2 Both of them were hardworking leaders—they had proved that within their opposing organizations—and they threw themselves into this task.

3 At Wal-Mart, as opposed to say Lord & Taylor, customers shop with supermarket-style shopping carts, which they can fill to the brim before proceeding to the fitting room.

4 Yet through all its history, despite the rejection and the exile, zero has always defeated those who opposed it.

5 But by a margin of more than three to one, Transkei voters elected members opposed to the homeland policy.

6 Obama’s stated positions on criminal justice reform suggest that he is opposed to the War on Drugs and the systematic targeting of African Americans for mass incarceration.

7 This was mainly because British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was adamantly opposed.

8 “A women’s group, associated with the CCC, that formed last year to oppose integration at Central.”

9 When Lake supported using state money to fund private white schools, Hodges, who had earlier opposed the idea, crab-walked quickly to the right.

10 At dawn, Mount Elgon appeared as a slumped pile of gray ridges receding into haze, culminating in a summit with two peaks, which are opposed lips of the eroded cone.

11 “I’ve only dated white girls. I’m not opposed to interracial dating. Asian girls are hot.”

12 Mother never told us that her family had opposed the engagement but we knew.

13 Almost every demonstration has been accompanied by protests and even confrontations staged by those opposed to the movement.

14 This composition ensured that the panel would lean toward opposing a test ban based on doubts about the feasibility of inspections.

15 People probably would have remembered the St. Francis Dam better if its collapsing failure had caused the cancelation of an Academy Awards presentation, as opposed to just killing about five hundred innocent victims.

16 Each side within this particular organization had legitimate grievances and each side was implacably opposed to the other.

17 “So we opposed elections,” Ellsberg concluded as he read, “while pretending to support democracy.”

18 The plane lands with a few bumps, and as we race along the runway, the forces of the plane’s momentum and the brakes oppose each other.

19 The old man can't bear anyone in the family to oppose him.

这位老人决不能容忍家里有人违抗他.

20 Those who were opposed to continued control by England called themselves Patriots.

oppose 同义词

2 反对

No cross negative contrary opposed resistant adverse hostile anti averse deprecatory oppositive deprecative con unfavorably deprecatingly reluctation adverseness recalcitration challenge kick exception counter protest opposition objection contradiction nay flak contravention discouragement deprecation contrariety thumbs-down contrariness averseness re- agin reluctate mind object react rebel disapprove demur reluct repugn discourage traverse contravene antagonize deprecate have an objection to make an objection against make an objection to raise an objection against raise an objection to set face against take exception against make against object to argue against protest against work against be against oppose to take exception sit down on in the negative take exception to be opposed to resistance hostility disapproval remonstrance disapprobation with against dissent contra- CONTRA anti- but stand combat rebellion fuss protestation demurrer fight defeat condemn thwart quarrel scupper gainsay naysay have a problem with raise standard gun for be down on dissenting deprecating unfavourably turn against thumbs down side against opponent conflicting unfavorable renitent difficulty clash interference crossing kickback stonewall contra except resist head buck frustrate withstand flout controvert in opposition to be ranged against turn upon offer opposition to make difficulties oppugnant adversarial unfavourable why testimony veto ob- boggle front run foul of reaction criticism disagree remonstrate expostulate huff and puff kick against run against go against set against react against counter- pushback push back on disagree with doing disagree with with doing push back quarrel with opposing recalcitrant disapproving antagonism range tackle revolt stand out against disagree with stand against no wrong reverse contradictory counteractive contrariant antipathic thereagainst antagonistic contrarily contrariwise negation repugnance reprobation opponency oppugn bar nose dispute contradict disaffirm dissentient repugnant negatory nyet static howl dido countercheck discountenance blackleg ding squeal thraw turn make a difficulty

3 使对立

divide

4 使对抗

match antagonize

5 提出异议

Protestant dispute demur

9 使对比

contrast confront

11 的常见搭配词

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18 使相反

reverse

22 对向

opponent subtend

28 使反对

turn

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