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1 oppose
transitive verb1) (set oneself against) sich wenden gegen2) (place as obstacle) entgegenstellen (to Dat.)* * *[ə'pəuz]1) (to resist or fight against (someone or something) by force or argument: We oppose the government on this matter.) sich widersetzen2) (to act or compete against: Who is opposing him in the election?) entgegentreten•- academic.ru/115111/as_opposed_to">as opposed to* * *op·pose[əˈpəʊz, AM -ˈpoʊz]vt1. (disapprove)▪ to \oppose sb/sth jdn/etw ablehnen, gegen jdn/etw sein; (raise objection to) Einspruch m gegen etw akk erheben2. (resist)3. SPORT▪ to \oppose sb gegen jdn antreten4. POL5. (compare)6. LAWto \oppose bail eine Kaution [o Sicherheitsleistung] ablehnen* * *[ə'pəʊz]vt1) (= be against) ablehnen; (= fight against) sich entgegenstellen or entgegensetzen (+dat), opponieren gegen (form); leadership, orders, plans, decisions, sb's wishes sich widersetzen (+dat); government sich stellen gegenif you think he is the best I won't oppose you — wenn Sie meinen, dass er der Beste ist, werde ich mich nicht dagegen stellen
he opposes our coming — er ist absolut dagegen, dass wir kommen
the President opposes sending the refugees back — der Präsident lehnt eine Rückführung der Flüchtlinge ab
2) (= stand in opposition candidate) kandidieren gegen3) (form) (against, to +dat) (= set up in opposition) entgegensetzen, entgegenstellen; (= contrast) gegenüberstellen* * *oppose [əˈpəʊz] v/t2. entgegensetzen, -stellen ( beide:to dat)3. jemandem oder einer Sache entgegentreten oder -arbeiten, sich widersetzen (dat), angehen gegen, bekämpfen, opponieren gegen* * *transitive verb1) (set oneself against) sich wenden gegen2) (place as obstacle) entgegenstellen (to Dat.)3) (set as contrast) gegenüberstellen (to, against Dat.)* * *v.Stellung nehmen gegen ausdr.entgegensetzen v.gegenüberstellen v.
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