resist过去分词

1. 抵制
2. 抵抗
3. 反对
4. 反抗
5. 忍住
6. 抗拒
7. 敌对
8. 抵御
9. 阻止
10. 击退
11. 妨碍
12. 阻碍
13. 忍耐
14. 不赞成
15. 蔑视
16. 违背
17. 抗御
18. 顶住
19. 承受
20. 对…有耐受能力
21. 对抗
22. 耐得住
23. 使用武力阻止（某事）发生
24. 阻挡
25. 回击
26. 抵挡
27. 使不受…的伤害
28. 抗（伤害）
29. 不受损害
30. 不屈从
31. 经得住

1. 防染剂
2. 抗蚀剂
3. 排色物
4. 防蚀用涂料
5. 防腐剂
6. 保护膜
7. 抗蚀膜
8. 有防护能力的物质
9. 防蚀涂层

1. elude, especially in a baffling way;

   "This behavior defies explanation"
   

2. stand up or offer resistance to somebody or something
3. express opposition through action or words;

   "dissent to the laws of the country"
   

4. withstand the force of something;

   "The trees resisted her"
   "stand the test of time"
   "The mountain climbers had to fend against the ice and snow"
   

5. resist immunologically the introduction of some foreign tissue or organ;

   "His body rejected the liver of the donor"
   

6. refuse to comply

1.抵抗;抵制;反对
If youresist something such as a change, you refuse to accept it and try to prevent it.

e.g. She says she willresist a single European currency being imposed...
她说她会反对在欧洲推行单一货币。
e.g. They resisted our attempts to modernize the distribution of books.
他们反对我们采用现代化方式发行图书。

2.抵御;抵抗
If youresist someone orresist an attack by them, you fight back against them.

e.g. The man was shot outside his house as he tried toresist arrest...
该男子在其住宅外拒捕时被击毙。
e.g. When she had attempted to cut his nails he resisted.
她试图给他剪指甲，他不让。

3.按捺;克制;忍住
If youresist doing something, orresist the temptation to do it, you stop yourself from doing it although you would like to do it.

e.g. Students shouldresist the temptation to focus on exams alone...
学生们应当抵制诱惑，集中精力备考。
e.g. She cannotresist giving him advice.
她忍不住给他提建议。

4.经得起;耐得住;抵挡
If someone or somethingresists damage of some kind, they are not damaged.

e.g. ...bodies trained and toughened toresist the cold...
经过训练和磨炼，可以抵御寒冷的身体
e.g. Chemicals form a protective layer that resists both oil and water-based stains.
化学物质形成了一个抗油污和水渍的保护层。

1. He could resist no longer.
   他抵抗不住了。
2. The temptation is great, but he knows how to resist.
   诱惑是很大的,但他知道如何抵制。
3. They resisted desperately but suffered heavy casualties.
   他们拼命抵抗,但还是遭受了严重伤亡。

1. The protesters resisted the police.
   抗议者用武力阻止警察前进。
2. They were unable to resist the invasion.
   他们抵抗不了侵略。
3. They resisted my proposal because they thought the plan would cost too much money.
   他们反对我提出的计划,因为他们认为这个计划花钱太多。
4. This kind of metal can resist acid.
   这种金属耐酸。
5. This metal resists corrosion.
   这种金属抗腐蚀。
6. It's a kind of glass that resists heat.
   这是一种耐热的玻璃。
7. She can't resist chocolate.
   她一看见巧克力糖,就忍不住要吃。
8. She can never resist a joke.
   她听到笑话总忍不住要笑出来。
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9. Any attack will be resisted with force.
   任何攻击都会受到有力的抵抗。

1. I couldn't resist telling him the secret.
   我忍不住要把秘密告诉他。
2. She could hardly resist laughing on those occasions.
   在那些场合她总忍不住要笑。
3. She can't resist making jokes about his baldness.
   她忍不住拿他的秃头开玩笑。
4. When she got to the place, she could not resist going in.
   她到那里时,禁不住走进去。

• The pastry resisted the most determined assaults.

  出自：E. F. Benson

resist, defy

这组词都可作“抵制”解。其区别是：

前者表示出于阻止对方的行为而采取对立行动; 后者则含有果断、好斗且勇气十足的意味,伴有更公开、更尖锐的反抗行动。

object，oppose，resist，protest

这些动词均含“反对”之意。

object多指因厌恶或反感而反对，但不一定明显地表露出来。

oppose普通用词，含义广，语气强于object。多指反对一些较重大的事，隐含其正当性。

resist指用力量或意志抵抗、制止对方的入侵或诱惑、影响等。

protest一般指通过言语或文字或行为表示出的强烈抗议、反对。

oppose，defy，withstand，resist

这些动词均含有“反抗、抵抗”之意。

oppose普通用词，可表不同程度的抵抗。

defy指公开地、勇敢地反对或抵抗，有时含公然挑衅之意。

withstand较正式用词，指坚强地抵抗攻击或压力，有时也指抗拒影响或吸引力。

resist指积极地反抗一种攻击、暴力或诱惑。