1. | [u][sing] 反对；抵制；抗拒dislike of or opposition to a plan, an idea, etc.; refusal to obey |
As with all new ideas it met with resistance. 和所有的新观念一样，它受到了抵制。 | |
There has been a lot of resistance to this new law. 这项新的法规已经遇到很多的抵制。 | |
Resistance to change has nearly destroyed the industry. 对变革的抵制几乎毁了这个行业。 |
2. | [u][sing] 抵抗；反抗the act of using force to oppose sb/sth |
armed resistance 武装反抗 | |
The defenders put up a strong resistance . 保卫者顽强地抵抗。 | |
The demonstrators offered little or no resistance to the police. 示威者几乎没有对警察作任何反抗。 |
3. | [u][sing] ~ (to sth) 抗力；抵抗力the power not to be affected by sth |
AIDS lowers the body's resistance to infection. 艾滋病降低了身体的抗感染能力。 |
4. | [u][sing] ~ (to sth) 阻力a force that stops sth moving or makes it move more slowly |
wind/air resistance(= in the design of planes or cars) 风阻；空气阻力 |
5. | [u][c] 电阻the opposition of a substance or device to the flow of an electrical current |
6. | [singspv] （尤指敌占区的）秘密抵抗组织a secret organization that resists the authorities, especially in a country that an enemy has control of |
resistance fighters 秘密抵抗战士 |
