گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'resistance'

1 عمومی:: استحكام‌

2 عمومی:: مقاومت‌

3 عمومی:: سختی‌

4 عمومی:: پایداری‌

5 عمومی:: مقاومت

6 عمومی:: عایق‌ مقاومت‌

7 عمومی:: ایستادگی‌

1 general:: noun insurgency: We were in the resistance in the war. noun opposition: We have resistance to our policy.

2 general::   noun trying to stop sth ADJ. considerable, great, stiff, strong, substantial | determined, fierce, heroic, serious, spirited, stubborn | effective | token | active | passive | collective, organized | widespread | armed, military | political | popular, public | guerrilla, peasant VERB + RESISTANCE mount, offer, put up They mounted stiff resistance to the proposal. | encounter, meet (with), run into The advancing army met with little resistance. | break (down), crush, overcome RESISTANCE + VERB stiffen | collapse, crumble RESISTANCE + NOUN movement | fighter, forces, group, leader, worker PREP. without ~ The attacks did not take place without resistance. | ~ against armed resistance against the Nazis | ~ to There was fierce resistance to the new laws. PHRASES the line/path of least resistance (= the easiest way of doing sth), a pocket of resistance (= an area of resistance) to a disease/drugs ADJ. high | low | disease | antibiotic, drug VERB + RESISTANCE have | build up, develop You need to build up your resistance to colds. | lower PREP. ~ to Aids lowers the body's resistance to infection.

3 general:: see LEAST RESISTANCE.

4 general:: resistance adjectives strong resistance • He prepared for strong resistance to the changes. stiff resistance (= strong resistance ) • The city government is facing some stiff resistance. considerable resistance (= fairly strong resistance ) • The proposals met with considerable resistance from our American colleagues. fierce resistance • Endeavours to change their religion had provoked fierce resistance. stubborn resistance • The stubborn resistance of the people remains an inspiring example. heroic resistance • The threat of invasion drew the Greek cities together in heroic resistance to the Persians. token resistance (= not great or sincere ) • He put up only a token resistance. passive resistance (= a way of protesting against something or opposing a government without using violence ) • Suffragettes resorted to passive resistance as the only weapon at their disposal. verbs put up resistance (= resist someone or something ) • If the rest of us are agreed, I don’t think he’ll put up much resistance. offer resistance • The demonstrators offered no resistance. meet (with) resistance ( also encounter resistance formal ) (= be resisted ) • Attempts to modify the curriculum have met with strong resistance in many colleges. • The troops advanced swiftly, encountering only minor resistance. overcome resistance (= fight and win against it ) • How can he overcome resistance to the idea in Congress? crush resistance (= end it by force ) • He added that any resistance would be crushed. resistance + NOUN the resistance movement (= all the people who work together to resist military forces controlling their country ) • Members of the resistance movement were arrested and shot. a resistance group • The resistance groups are well armed. a resistance fighter • Resistance fighters had captured a German officer.