English
Etymology
L. opponere, to oppose
Pronunciation
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Verb
en-verb|oppos|ing
- To attempt to stop the progression of.
#:There is still time to oppose this plan.
- To object to.
#:They are opposed to any form of hierarchy.
#:Many religious leaders oppose cloning humans.
Translations
trans-top|to attempt to stop the progression of
Finnish: t|fi|vastustaa
Hungarian: szembehelyezkedik
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trans-top|to object to
Finnish: t|fi|vastustaa
Hungarian: ellenez
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ttbc|Arabic: Arab|اعترض IPAchar|(i�tára�a)
ttbc|Chinese: �对 (f�nduì)
ttbc|Dutch: weerstaan
ttbc|French: opposer
ttbc|German: widerstehen
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ttbc|Italian: opporre
ttbc|Japanese: �対�� (������, hantai suru)
ttbc|Korean: ���� (bandaehada)
ttbc|Portuguese: opor
ttbc|Russian: п�о�ивопо��авл��� (protivopostavlját�)
ttbc|Spanish: oponer
ttbc|Swedish: opponera
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Related terms
opposite
opposition
Category:Negative words
Italian
Verb form
oppose
- third person singular past historic of opporre
Category:Italian verb forms
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fa:oppose
fr:oppose
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it:oppose
fi:oppose
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vi:oppose
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