resist

English dictionary entry

Meanings

verb
  1. To attempt to counter the actions or effects of.
  2. To withstand the actions of.
  3. To oppose; to refuse to accept.
  4. To be distasteful to.
noun
  1. A protective coating or covering.

Pronunciation

/ɹɪˈzɪst/ /ɹəˈzɪst/ en-us-resist.ogg

Word forms

resist resists resisting resisted no-table-tags glossary resistest resistedst resisteth

Etymology

From Middle English resisten, from Middle French resister and Old French resistre, and their source, Latin resistere, from re- + sistere (“cause to stand”).

Translations

Arabic: قَاوَمَ Armenian: դիմադրել Armenian: դիմակայել Azerbaijani: tab gətirmək Azerbaijani: davam gətirmək Belarusian: супраціўля́цца Belarusian: процістая́ць Belarusian: праці́віцца Bulgarian: устоявам Catalan: resistir Chinese Mandarin: 抵抗 Chinese Mandarin: 反抗 Chinese Mandarin: 抵制 Czech: odolat Danish: modstå Dutch: weerstaan Dutch: zich verzetten Esperanto: rezisti Finnish: kestää Finnish: vastustaa French: résister German: widerstehen Greek: αντιστέκομαι Greek: ανθίσταμαι Ancient Greek: ἀνθίστημι Hebrew: התנגד Hebrew: עמד ב־ Hungarian: ellenáll Irish: seas Japanese: 抗う Japanese: 抵抗する Japanese: 反抗する Japanese: 耐える Latin: obnitor Macedonian: издржи Māori: ātete Māori: whakawhena Norwegian: motstå Occitan: resistir Old Saxon: witharstandan Polish: opierać się Portuguese: resistir Portuguese: aguentar Romanian: rezista Russian: сопротивля́ться Russian: противостоя́ть Russian: проти́виться Scottish Gaelic: cum ri Slovak: odolávať Slovak: odolať Slovene: upirati se Slovene: zoperstavljati se Spanish: resistir Swedish: motstå Swedish: stå emot Thai: ต่อต้าน Thai: ต้านทาน Turkish: direnmek Ukrainian: опира́тися Ukrainian: проти́витися Ukrainian: протистоя́ти Vietnamese: chống cự Welsh: gwrthsefyll
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