resist (English)
Etymology
From - resistre, - resister, and their source, - resistere, from - sistere||cause to stand.
Pronunciation
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Rhymes: ɪst
Verb
To attempt to counter the actions or effects of.
To withstand the actions of.
To oppose.
Usage notes
This is a catenative verb that takes the gerund (-ing). See Appendix:English_catenative_verbs
Synonyms
Engelska - gainstay
Engelska - oppose
Engelska - withset
Derived terms
Terms derived from resist (verb)
irresistible
irresistibly
resistance
resistant
resistantly
resistible
resistibly
resistive
resistively
resistless
resistlessly
resistor
Translations
to withstand effects of something
Arabiska - قاوم
Chinese:
: Mandarin - 抵抗|tr=dǐkàng|sc=Hani, - 反抗|tr=fǎnkàng|sc=Hani
Tjeckiska - odolat
Franska - résister
Tyska - widerstehen
Japanska - 抵抗する,
反抗するJapanska - 耐える
Norska - motstå
Old Saxon - witharstandan
Rumänska - rezista
Ryska - сопротивлятьсяRyska - противостоятьRyska - противиться
Scottish Gaelic - cum ri
Svenska - motstå,
stå emot
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direnmek
Noun
A protective coating or covering. [Oxford English Dictionary, 2nd ed., 1989.]
Anagrams
resits#English|resits, risest#English|risest, Sister#English|Sister, sister#English|sister
References
simple:resist
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