oppose

/əˈpəʊz/ (bre, ipa) · /əˈpəʊz/ (ame, ipa) · /ə-ˈpōz/ (ame, mw)

oppose — 動詞

  • opposepresent simple I / you / we / they
  • opposeshe / she / it
  • opposedpast simple
  • opposing-ing form

1. to say or show that you are against someone or something, often by trying to sto

1.動詞及物B2
釋義

反對；抗拒

表示不贊成並設法阻止

to say or show that you are against someone or something, often by trying to stop it

例句

At the meeting, many parents opposed closing the village school.

在會議上，許多家長反對關閉村裡的學校。

oppose + -ing form

Lina opposed the new road because it would cut through farms.

Lina 反對這條新道路，因為它會穿過農田。

同義詞
  • resist

    often stresses forceful action against pressure or control

  • object to

    usually sounds milder and more formal than oppose

  • protest

    often suggests public complaint or group action

  • challenge

    focuses on questioning or arguing against something

反義詞
  • support

    means to approve of and help something

  • back

    more informal; often used for giving active support

文法句型

oppose + noun

oppose + -ing form

用法筆記

Often used with plans, laws, changes, and proposals. Distinguish from sense 2, which is about facing another side in a contest, not disagreeing with an idea or action.

常見錯誤

❌Many people were opposed the plan.
✅Many people opposed the plan.
💡As a verb, oppose does not take be before it.

2. to face someone as the other side in a game, match, or other contest

2.動詞及物C1
釋義

對陣；交手

在比賽中成為對手

to face someone as the other side in a game, match, or other contest

例句

Our school will oppose the city champions in Saturday's final.

我們學校將在星期六的決賽中對陣市冠軍隊。

formal use in sports reports

In her first match, Chen Mei opposed the top seed.

在首場比賽中，Chen Mei 對上了頭號種子。

同義詞
  • face

    the most common everyday choice for meeting an opponent

  • play

    common in sports, especially team games

  • meet

    often used in formal sports schedules and reports

  • compete against

    emphasizes the contest rather than the pairing

文法句型

oppose + person / team in a contest

用法筆記

Common in formal sports or contest writing. Everyday English more often uses face, play, or meet, and this sense needs an object naming the other player, team, or side.

常見錯誤

❌Our team opposed in the final.
✅Our team opposed the city champions in the final.
💡This sense needs an object that names the other side.