抗
resist; oppose; equal; surname
Meanings
4 senses · 17 examplesverb
to resist; to withstand; to defend against
formalUsed for defending against attacks, disasters, or harsh conditions.
The soldiers bravely resisted the enemy and held their position.
People across the country worked together to fight earthquakes and provide disaster relief.
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The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was a just war fought by the Chinese people against Japanese invasion.
This thick sweater will help you stay warm against the cold.
Farmers use new methods to combat pests and diseases.
verb
to refuse; to resist; to defy
formalUsed for refusing to follow orders or comply with rules.
Some workers defied orders and refused to work overtime.
Residents of this small town united to resist taxes and oppose unreasonable fees.
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He repeatedly defied orders to follow the company's unreasonable rules.
Ancient farmers often resisted paying grain taxes to oppose official oppression.
A small number of extremists resisted the government's epidemic prevention policies.
verb
to be equal; to match; to stand on an equal footing
formalUsed for describing balanced, equal relationships or positions.
Trade relations between the two countries should maintain a balance of equality.
The two sides stood on equal footing at the negotiation table and refused to make concessions.
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This balanced diplomatic policy helps maintain regional stability.
The two companies are equally matched, and the competition is fierce.
The international community calls for building a balanced global governance system.
noun
Kang (surname)
Used as a family name in Chinese culture.
Mr. Kang is a Chinese teacher at our school.
I know a friend whose surname is Kang.