Sommario
to oppose {verbo}
concorrere · contendere · competere · avversare · contrariare · contrapporre · opporre · mettere a contrasto · contrastare · avversare
opporre {verbo}
to set · to set against · to oppose · to contrast
Sinonimi
oppose: controvert · contradict · pit
opporre: addurre · avversare · contestare
altri (30)Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to oppose"
"to oppose" traduzione italiano
to oppose {verbo}
to oppose [opposed|opposed] {v.} (anche: to contest, to vie, to contend, to jostle)
to oppose [opposed|opposed] {v.} (anche: to vie, to contend, to jostle, to fight)
to oppose [opposed|opposed] {v.} (anche: to lie, to rest, to appertain, to deserve)
No, what I am opposed to, as is the committee, is playing with words in a piece of legislation.
to oppose [opposed|opposed] {v.} (anche: to fight, to cross, to impede, to thwart)
Furthermore we are opposed to a 'high-tech ' army for the EU, just as we reject NATO.
Even though, thanks to the dissension of the opposing side, we shall not win tomorrow, I must ask you to see that we make progress here.
The United States has indicated that while they will participate actively in the resumed COP6 in Bonn, their basic position, opposing the Protocol has not changed.
In recent weeks, the conservatives and protectionists, who have opposed this measure, have had a wonderful excuse in the shape of the asymmetries between the different countries.
to oppose [opposed|opposed] {v.} (anche: to dispute, to contradict, to thwart, to check)
The European Parliament keeps asking for more power but does not dare to vote on resolutions if it thinks that it might oppose the...
The Commission is also opposed to changing the definition of small manufacturers.
Like you, we are also opposed to immediate implementation and to trade sanctions.
In Sweden, 70 per cent of the population are still opposed to a common defence policy.
We all know that in the democracies public opinion is opposed to conflict.
to oppose [opposed|opposed] {v.} (anche: to pit, to confront, to match, to set against)
Neither it is to oppose the permanent evangelization to the new evangelization, and vice versa.
Furthermore, we must not oppose this new deal on transport in 2010 with financial quibbling.
It is prejudicing the Mediterranean region, and in my view is based on an attempt to oppose the Mediterranean and the East in a way which
Concepts such as ‘ market failure ’ as opposed to ‘ market inefficiency’ are probably not very clear to citizens.
The cases involving the Erika and the Ievoli Sun were a good illustration of the extent to which private interests are opposed to collective interests.
to oppose [opposed|opposed] {v.} (anche: to set, to set against)
But as to reducing that time, as the rapporteur proposed, I have to oppose.
There is one widespread prejudice and error that means to oppose truth and mercy.
In any case, thank you very much, and I do hope we can stand united as we oppose the Council.
Because, when the spectre of barbarism resurfaces, failure to oppose is tantamount to capitulation.
If anyone wants detailed rules of application it is because, in point of fact, he wants to oppose the reform.
to oppose [opposed|opposed] {v.} (anche: to contrast, to pit, to confront, to match)
to oppose [opposed|opposed] {v.} (anche: to conflict, to disagree, to clash, to jar)
Firstly, that democracies are right to oppose terrorism.
We have every right to oppose this colonial war.
Those who oppose such ideas are simply afraid of what the outcome of this study might be.
I am glad that an EU initiative is now being proposed which would oppose the expansion of unlawful and harmful material on the Internet.
Secondly, the statement shows that, although democracies are right to oppose terrorism, they must also be able to negotiate and talk things
to oppose [opposed|opposed] {v. t.} (anche: to thwart, to impede, to resist, to hinder)
opporre {verbo}
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "oppose":
© Princeton Universitycontrovert · contradict · pit · match · play off · fight · fight back · fight down · defend · react · counterbalance
Sinonimi (italiano) per "opporre":
© Thesauro italianoaddurre · avversare · contestare · contraddire · contrapporre · contrastare · controbattere · dissentire · eccepire · mettere contro · mettere di fronte · obbiettare · obiettare · osteggiare · paragonare · presentare · replicare · resistere · sollevare ostacoli
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "to oppose" in Italiano
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opinion · opinions · opponent · opponents · opportune · opportunist · opportunistic · opportunities · opportunity · opposable · oppose · opposed · opposer · opposing · opposite · opposites · opposition · oppositional · oppositive · oppressed · oppressive