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Meanings of resister in English
Catalan
obstruccionista Someone who systematically obstructs some action that others want to take.
Synonyms
Examples for "opponent"
Examples for "opponent"
1
An important rule of combat is that every opponent is taken seriously.
2
This year it's possible to set it for your opponent's team too.
3
There was indeed a good chance that his opponent might actually win.
4
Clearly, every opponent will look to test that area of the court.
5
Use the Wardoff power of the right elbow to meet the opponent.
1
But Control is now aware of the true identity of the adversary.
2
In December General Meade struck a blow, in turn, at his adversary.
3
Money, influence and perseverance were her allies; social despotism her only adversary.
4
But now the Zetas have a new adversary: the hacker collective Anonymous.
5
Mostly it means that the adversary cannot use such tactics effectively here.
1
Conclusion: Switching of the TNF antagonist over time is a common issue.
2
However, recent analyses of antagonist-occupied receptor function suggest a more complex picture.
3
General Saterges had found in Stephen Cordier a powerful antagonist in action.
4
Similar effects were observed when microglia were treated with LRP1 antagonist RAP.
5
Orexin antagonist leads to significant reduction of sympathetic over-activity during withdrawal syndrome.
1
S: And they asked for judgment and every insolent opposer was disappointed:
2
The dissuader and opposer of the agrarian law now began to be popular.
3
She answered, 'Because of that; but 'tis the smallest opposer, that.'
4
On this occasion, he was the opposer of lawless ambition.
5
Like the porcupine I sate self collected, with a quill pointed against every opposer.'
Usage of resister in English
1
Having said these words, Rama, that resister of foes, had gone away.
2
Getting the thing rolled up, for starters, is like handling a passive resister.
3
He always assumes the rôle of passive resister, and is always defeated with ignominy.
4
Of the seniors, the lead resister was Dwayne, who, in class, preferred to shrug and sleep.
5
I told them my father was the first resister in this country, and he died for it.
6
O resister of foes, behold him coming like a blazing meteor, falling from the firmament!"'"
7
It only took an instant for the image to fully resister: a black film peeled away from the darkness.
8
In the nineteenth century by far the most distinguished heat-resister was Chabert, who deserves and shall have a chapter to himself.
9
Finally, there was the Vietnam War during which he was a draft resister and faced the prospect of being jailed for it.
10
Avec der materiaux si nombreux et si importants, il fallait bien du courage pour resister a la tentation de faire un systeme.
11
Kaye played reluctant resister and café owner Rene Artois in the show, which was set in Nazi-occupied France during the Second World War.
12
Who again could endure my son Duhsaha, that slayer of heroic foes, that hero, that ornament of assemblies, that irresistible warrior, that resister of foes?
13
On the roof of our building a resister with a .22 rifle loosed off the occasional shot until he was killed by a passing helicopter.
14
Graham is one of Trump's staunchest allies, but Carlson was "making him sound like a resister who's hiding Black Lives Matter signs in his office".
15
It is for this House to represent citizens, not resisters of change.
16
The SPLA, better armed, escalated the conflict, burning homes and killing resisters.
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Translations for resister
Portuguese
Resister through the time