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    Significado de opponent en inglés

    opponentopponent /əˈpəʊnənt $ əˈpoʊ-/ noun [countable] Ver todas las traducciones1someone who you try to defeat in a competition, game, fight, or argumentpersona a la que intentas vencer en una competición, juego, pelea o discusión:  Graf’s opponent in today’s final will be Sukova.La rival de Graf en la final de hoy será Sukova.leading/main/chief opponent During the primary elections, McCain was Bush’s leading opponent.Durante las elecciones primarias, McCain era el principal rival de Bush.formidable/worthy opponent In debate he was a formidable opponent.En el debate, era un oponente formidable. He is admired even by his political opponents.Es admirado incluso por sus adversarios políticos.2someone who disagrees with a plan, idea, or system and wants to try to stop or change itpersona que no está de acuerdo con un plan, idea o sistema y quiere intentar detenerlo o cambiarlo OPP  proponentopponent of Rodgers was not an opponent of the new airport.Rodgers no era un opositor del nuevo aeropuerto.bitter/vocal/outspoken opponent an outspoken opponent of gun controlun opositor declarado al control de armasCOLLOCATIONSCOLOCACIONES– Meaning 1— Significado 1adjectivesadjetivossomebody's main/chief opponent· Who was her main opponent for the presidential nomination?· ¿Quién era su principal rival por la candidatura presidencial?a leading opponent (=one of the main opponents)· In July the authorities arrested two leading opponents of the government.· En julio, las autoridades arrestaron a dos destacados opositores al gobierno.a strong/tough opponent (=one that is difficult to defeat)· Arizona is a strong opponent, but the Oregon team intend to beat them.· Arizona es un rival fuerte, pero el equipo de Oregón tiene intención de ganarles.a formidable opponent (=a very strong opponent)· In debate, he was a formidable opponent.· En el debate, era un oponente formidable.a dangerous opponent (=one who might defeat you)· In tomorrow's match, he will take on his most dangerous opponent.· En el partido de mañana, se enfrentará a su oponente más peligroso.a political opponent· the president's political opponents· los adversarios políticos del presidentea worthy opponent (=one who deserves respect)· The Democratic Senator has shown himself to be a worthy opponent.· El senador demócrata ha demostrado ser un oponente digno.verbsverbosface an opponent· The team were facing their final opponent of the season.· El equipo se enfrentaba a su último rival de la temporada.defeat an opponent· She came within three points of defeating her opponent.· Estuvo a solo tres puntos de derrotar a su oponente.outfox/outwit/outmanoeuvre an opponent (=gain an advantage over an opponent by being more intelligent or skilful than they are)· Football is all about outwitting your opponents.· El fútbol consiste en superar en astucia a tus oponentes.COLLOCATIONSCOLOCACIONES– Meaning 2— Significado 2adjectivesadjetivosthe main/chief opponent· one of the new law's main opponents· uno de los principales opositores a la nueva leya leading opponent (=one of the main opponents, often influencing other people)· She was a leading opponent of gun control in the Senate.· Era una de las principales opositoras al control de armas en el Senado.a strong opponent (=one who feels strongly that a particular thing is wrong and tries to stop it)· Brennan was a strong opponent of the death penalty.· Brennan era un firme opositor a la pena de muerte.a fierce/bitter opponent (=a very strong opponent, who often expresses their opinions angrily)· She became well-known as a bitter opponent of slavery.· Se hizo famosa como una acérrima opositora a la esclavitud.a vigorous opponent (=one who opposes something with a lot of energy and determination)· a vigorous opponent of the use of nuclear weapons· un opositor enérgico al uso de armas nuclearesan outspoken/vocal opponent (=one who publicly expresses disagreement with something)· He was a vocal opponent of closer relations with the United States.· Era un opositor declarado al acercamiento con Estados Unidos.a vociferous opponent (=one who publicly expresses very strong disagreement)· Many residents were vociferous opponents of the plan.· Muchos residentes eran opositores vociferantes al plan.