| 词汇 | opposition |
| 释义 | opposition noun uk /ˌɒp.əˈzɪʃ.ən/ us /ˌɑː.pəˈzɪʃ.ən/ oppositionnoun (DISAGREEMENT)C1[ U ] strong disagreement: （强烈的）反对，反抗，对抗 There is a lot of opposition to the proposed changes.对所提出的变革有很多反对意见。 The unions are in opposition to the government over the issue of increasing the minimum wage.工会在提高最低工资一事上强烈反对政府。 Plans to desegregate the schools met with opposition. She left home in the face of strong opposition from her parents.她不顾父母的强烈反对离开了家。 The company took no heed of public opposition to the plans. The strength of the opposition was rather more than she'd bargained for. The plan for a new office tower went ahead regardless of local opposition. Opposing & against active resistance ad hominem against someone's beliefs alienate alienated converse countervailing declare detractor discordant go against someone intifada kick kick against something lark objector opposed protest resistant sedition oppositionnoun (SPORT)the oppositionC1[ S, + sing/pl verb ] the team or person being played against in a sports competition: （体育比赛中的）对方队;对手 The opposition has/have some good players so it should be a tough match.对方有一些不错的选手，所以要赢得这场比赛会很艰难。 Competitors & participants in sports & games anchorman attacker back four baller ballplayer challenger competitor jumper logroller long-jumper longboarder major league mid-table opponent retire torero toxophilite traceur trampolinist trialist the Opposition noun[ S, + sing/pl verb ] uk /ˌɒp.əˈzɪʃ.ən/ us /ˌɑː.pəˈzɪʃ.ən/ in some political systems, the elected politicians who belong to the largest party that does not form the government: 反对党 the Leader of the Opposition反对党领袖 The Opposition has/have condemned the government's proposed tax increases.反对党谴责了政府提高税率的提议。 Government ministers & civil servants aide am attorney general backbencher cabinet first minister Foreign Secretary functionary government Home Secretary press secretary private member private secretary Privy Councillor procurator Surgeon General syndic town clerk undersecretary vizier opposition | American Dictionaryopposition noun[ U ] us/ˌɑp·əˈzɪʃ·ən/ disagreement with something, often by speaking or fighting against it, or (esp. in politics) the people or group who are not in power: The proposal faces strong opposition. They expect to defeat the opposition. Examples of oppositionopposition What he misses is the tension of unreconciled oppositions and the excitement of an experiment in motion. The former is based on simple binary systems of oppositions and can be glossed as the preserve of autonomy. Additive relations are considered contrastive when they are exceptions or oppositions, but there is no causal relationship between the segments. I would call those oppositions between society and the material world, subject and object, history and nature, dualisms. We may then finally be able to resolve the historical oppositions between events and structure, between agency a nd evolution, between processual and postprocessual approaches. To sum up, the conventional understanding of market relationships can be expressed by two oppositions: market/social and self-regarding/ self-sacrificing. In practical terms, these gendered oppositions contributed substantially to the shape of repression in the postwar period. In most of these cases, what one actually finds are typical local oppositions, loyal to statewide powerholders and organised along familiar clientelistic and personalistic lines. What interactional resources are used to create, display, sustain, and escalate social oppositions? Thus, were the opposition's dilatory tactics particularly troublesome, time could be extended. Proposition 2b predicts that the government's agenda will become either less contentious or smaller or both when the opposition's power to delay is enhanced. Considering the circumstances, one can argue that these simple, structured binary oppositions did have some logical appeal. The ordering of oppositions on the stressed levels is determined by means of the phonic substance that differentiates the forms. The two groups and their identities, in other words, were and still are constituted through an array of dialectic oppositions. The second set corresponds to those morphosyntactic properties that reflect syntactic or semantic oppositions such as tense or agreement. See all examples of opposition These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withoppositionoppositionThese are words often used in combination with opposition. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. active opposition Later also, some mothers' activeopposition to the scheme was referred to in committee meetings. armed opposition A catalyst was needed to translate feelings of resentment and alienation into a broader theme of armedopposition. binary opposition This would seem to be a further binaryopposition in her work. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with opposition |
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