What is the grammar of confrontation?

The usage of the word objection is: prep. (preposition) The opposite of yes.

The usage of the word objection is: prep. (preposition) The opposite of yes. Objection means preparation. Objection; Inverse; Violate; Dependence; Set out; Defense; Contrast; Relative. Confrontation Synonym Confrontation Confrontation.

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Oppose violation and prevent opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition, opposition.

Preposition (preposition) (indicating direction) is opposite to the direction, facing, leaning against it in the opposite direction (indicating direction), leaning against it (indicating object) is not good for you, but harmful to you; Collision, collision; Prevention, as the object of defense; Think about competitors; Violation, violation leads to disadvantage; Have an adverse effect; in direction of and meeting； Asadefenceorprotectionfrom indicates opposition; Inviolationoforcontraryto (meaning purpose) is used for inpreparationfor and prevention；; As defense or protection from (expression attitude) takes opposition, opposition, disapproval, non-defense and non-support (expression basis) as the exchange standard. According to the proportion of something, in exchange for changing something (expression contrast) and proportion, and comparison; Think about the background; Incontrastto III。 dictionary definition

In addition to the use cases shown below, there are "comeupagainst", "guardagainst" and "holdagainst".

In addition to the following usages, against can also be used in phrasal verbs, such as upup against, guard against, hold against, etc. 1. Close; Rely on; ram

If you don't like it, touch it.

Such as Sheleanedagainsthim ...

She clung to him.

For example, onatablepushedainstawalltherebotles of Beerandwine.

There is beer and wine on the table near the wall.

2. Objections (plans, policies, systems, etc.). )

If you oppose a plan, policy or system, you will think it is wrong, bad or outdated.

Taxesareupopular, for example-understandably ...

Taxes are unpopular-voters' opposition is understandable.

For example, joanwascverymuch opposes commenting on medication.

Joan is strongly opposed to medication.

3. competition; match

If you compete with someone in the game, you go to them.

For example, Australians will include games. ...

This trip will include a game against the Australian Savages.

For example, billyhardyhaspulledout of Hiscon and fight against Noel Carroll after rainingaccident.

Billy Hardy dropped out of the second match with Noel Carroll after a training accident.

4. objection; resist

If you take action against someone or something, you try to stop them.

For example, securityforcesarestillusionagainstponents of the government.

The security forces are still using force to suppress those who oppose the government.

For example ... stateless immigrants. ...

The upsurge of racial discrimination against immigrants.

5. stop; Prevention; prevent

If youtake action against possibility future event, youtrytopreventit.

For example ... fighting crime. ...

Fight crime

For example, they are from the hospital. ...

They are against closing the hospital.

6. Disobey (wishes, suggestions or orders)

If you are dissatisfied with someone's opinions, suggestions or orders, you don't know what they want.

Interpretation of objection

He doesn't want to oppose the German government. ...

He doesn't want to go against the will of the German government.

For example, hedischargedhimself from hospital against advice of doctors.

He ignored the doctor's advice and left the hospital by himself.

Step 7 prevent

If you want to protect yourself from unpleasant or harmful things, you will do something that will have a serious impact on you.

Interpretation of objection

For example, business demand insurance, risk insurance and flood insurance. ...

The company needs to be insured against fire and flood.

For example, IthasbeenclaimedThatwinehelps Protectagainstheartdisease.

Some people claim that alcohol can help prevent heart disease.

8. don't like it; Bear a grudge against ...

If you have a problem with someone or something, you will like them.

What do you mean, objection?

Les, what do you think of women? ...

Do you have a problem with women, les?

For example, e.g. ihavenothing against foreign experts.

I mean no harm to foreigners.

9. Violate (laws or rules)

If something violates the law, the law will tell you not to do it.

For example, it conflicts with the time limit prescribed by law. ...

No matter how long it takes, compulsory detention is illegal.

For example: wethoughtcheatingwasgainsttherapies.

We think cheating is against the rules.

10. Welcome; reversed

If you remove current, tide or wind, you will remove the position direction.

For example ... upstream. ...

Swim upstream

They intend to sell around Hollywood and oppose abortion.

They are going to sail around the island against the tide.

1 1. Think about the background.

If something happens or is considered to be related to the specific background of the event, it is considered to be related to these events because these events are related to it.

For example, appealing for the reunification of their homeland and opposing the background of separatist movements. ...

Factions split in the reunification movement. In this case, the Pope issued an appeal to the motherland to safeguard reunification.

For example, the reduction in profits is aimed at the decline in metal prices.

Against the background of falling metal prices, profits have increased.

12. and comparison; contrast

If things is ifsomethingismeasuredorvaluedagainstsomethingelse, it is measuredorvaluedbycompresswithSotherthing.

For example, ourpolicyshastobe judgedgainstacleartest: willimproveststandardofteducation? ...

There must be a clear criterion to judge our policy: will it improve the level of education?

For example, check the productivity of the operator against a predetermined target. ...

Check the operator's efficiency according to the established objectives.

13. Opposite; And comparison

If you use Discussaparuthertofactor Figures SasagainstOther Sets, you will re-compare or restrict two setsoffactor figures.

For example, more than 50% of divorced men regret divorce, and 25% of women regret divorce.

More than 50% of divorced men regret divorce, while only 25% of women regret divorce.

14. Not conducive to

What happened.

Synonym of objection

For example, theoddsa institute svivingareincriminating.

There is little chance that he will survive.

15.upagainst->seeup

Anti-lock-> Check the clock

Fourth, examples

There are 26 people for him and 8 people against him.

There are 26 votes for him and 8 votes against him.

Wesailedagainstthewind。

We sailed against the wind.

This is your promise.

Keep smoking and break your promise.

They forced them to do everything in SagainstmyWill.

They forced me to do something against my will.

He stood against the wall.

He leaned against the wall.

The outline of this big tree is opposite to the night sky.

The night sky sets off the outline of the big tree.

wehavesdomemoneyagainstourodage。

We have saved some money for our old age.

ourdefensesmustbereinforcedagainstatack。

We must strengthen our defense against attack.

His statement is invalid for the facts.

His eloquence has little effect in the face of facts.

youmusthweighthebenefit sagaintsthecost。

You must weigh the gains and losses of the benefits and costs.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) lexical collocation

Used as a preposition (prep. ), the verb +~ act against violates the argument against; Refute, deny that bedividedagainstitself splits into factions and weakens itself. Bangone's Sheadagainsta (brick) wall hits the wall with its head; Try to do the impossible, in vain, in vain Bashone's Sheadagainsta (brick) wall hit the wall with its head; Trying to do the impossible, in vain, hit a wall; Try to do the impossible, in vain, accuse someone of underestimating (something). In serious cases, opposition is not conducive to sailing against the current. Goagainstthetide; Guard against; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Prevention; Guard against. I hope to hold a glimmer of hope in the grim situation and hope in case. Oppose it, protest it, make useless resistance and ask for it. Kick the knock with an egg, hit it, hit it, and accidentally hit the knock one's Sheadagainsta wall with your head; Trying to do the impossible, raising your hand in vain, threatening to attack magnifyoneselfagainst, is harmful to domineering makeagainst, and the punishment for violating moresinnedagainstthansinning exceeds its due punishment. Playbothendsagainstthemiddle lets opposing sides compete to benefit from it. Poisonsb 'smindagainst makes someone sue for having a bad feeling. Inform the protesters to raise their hands against the mountain, raise their hands against it, threaten to attack it, prepare to kick it with their feet, suppress it, and express their opposition to escape, touch and collision. Go against the wind in the same battle as sailagainstthewind; Put (sb/sth) against sb's face; Objection; Objection; Against slapping, against throwing (someone [something]), against talking, against stacking, against stacking neatly; Make it difficult to confront (make) begin with competition. By standing [vertically] and struggling, Gainst swore that he was in danger of being hurt (and asked the judicial authorities for protection), accused swimmagainst attempted murder and did not follow the crowd and took opposition. Don't like or disapprove of taking action against prosecution, take measures to prevent speaking ill, speak to the wind, throw straw at the wind, fight against time at full speed, catch up with work verb+adverb+resist, make someone face difficulties, tap on chalk and put something on the account. Come up against Gangupaganst, unite against standing, offend knockupagainst and accidentally bump into+~ beaurupaganst when passing by. Encounter (or come into contact with) encounter, encounter a run against (squeeze), (make) close to noun+opposition movement against motion against incantation claim against expulsion of claim against compensation against crime defense against struggle against protection of protected articles against prosecution against litigation against voting against warning against witness against+noun against (all) difficulties despite difficulties, against expectations contrary to expectations, against nature, against mankind, against someone's judgment, Oppose the stone, oppose the will, oppose the law, oppose the tree, oppose the wall, oppose the adverb of time+~ to death, oppose the strong opposition to upagainsta/thewall, be in trouble, Upagainstit is facing difficulties, Upgainsta (blank, brick, stone) wall is facing insurmountable obstacles and is in a desperate situation.

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Said by: Edward Wolfe and thomas frank.

Said by: D.H. Lawrence.

From: K.Amis VII. Etymological interpretation

☆65438+ entered English at the beginning of 2002, which directly came from the old English agenes, meaning against it. Related synonyms of objection

Oppose, oppose, oppose, oppose, oppose, oppose, oppose, oppose, oppose, oppose, oppose, oppose.

Related antonym of objection

for

Opposed related adjacent words

agape，again，againstus，againstwar，againstpar，against str，againsttime，againstrule，againstwill，againstshot，againstvote，againstviru

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