kháng cự

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The Vietnamese word "kháng cự" means "to resist" or "to offer resistance." It is often used in contexts where someone or something is trying to oppose, fight back, or stand against an action or force.

Usage Instructions:

• "Kháng cự" is typically used in situations where there is an effort to prevent an action from happening, such as resisting authority, oppression, or physical force.
• It can be used in both physical and metaphorical contexts.

Example:

• Sentence: "Kẻ gian bị bắt không giám kháng cự."
• Translation: "The evildoer was caught without any resistance."
• In this context, it shows that the evildoer did not try to fight back or escape when caught.

Advanced Usage:

• "Kháng cự" can also be used in discussions about social movements, where people resist oppressive regimes or policies. For example, "Họ đã tổ chức biểu tình để kháng cự lại luật mới." (They organized protests to resist the new law.)

Word Variants:

• "Kháng cự" is often used as a verb, but it can be combined with other words to form phrases:
  • "Sự kháng cự": The act of resistance (noun form).
  • "Kháng cự lại": To resist against.

Different Meanings:

• While "kháng cự" primarily means to resist, it can also imply a sense of fighting against something that is unwanted or harmful, such as "kháng cự lại sự áp bức" (to resist oppression).

Synonyms:

• "Chống lại": to oppose.
• "Phản kháng": to react against, often used in a similar context of resistance.
• "Kháng chiến": to wage resistance, usually in a larger context such as warfare.

Academic

1. Resist, offer resistance
   • Kẻ gian bị bắt không giám kháng cự
     A evildoer was caught without any resistance