oponer

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oponer

transitive verb

1 to put up (resistencia)

2 to put forward, to give (argumento, razón)

oponerse

pronomial verb

1 to be opposed

oponerse a algo -> to be opposed to something
todos se opusieron al plan -> everybody was opposed to the plan
me opongo a que vengan ellos también -> I'm opposed to having them come along too

oponer [o-po-nerr’]

article & verb transitive

1 To oppose, to go against, to contradict.

2 To oppose, to object in a disputation.

verb reflexive

3 To oppose, to be adverse, to act against, to be contrary.

4 To front, to be opposite to.

5 To steed in competition with another.

(Yo opongo, oponga; opuse, opusiera; opondré; from Oponer. V. PONER.

oponeropuesto (participio_de_pasado)

verbo:transitivo

1 [+resistencia] to put up

2 [+argumentos] to set out

estaba en desacuerdo y opuso sus razones he set out the reasons for his disagreement

opuso la razón contra la pasión

3 (poner contra)

opusieron un dique contra el mar they built a dyke as a defence against the sea

verbo:pronominal

oponerse to be opposed; (mutuamente) to oppose each other

yo no me opongo I don't object; oponerse a algo to oppose sth; se opone rotundamente a ello he is flatly opposed to it

Verb Conjugation for "oponer"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	opongo	opuse	oponía	opondré	oponga
Tú	opones	opusiste	oponías	opondrás	opongas
Ella/Él/Usted	opone	opuso	oponía	opondrá	oponga
Nosotros	oponemos	opusimos	oponíamos	opondremos	opongamos
Vosotros	oponéis	opusisteis	oponíais	opondréis	opongáis
Ellos/Ustedes	oponen	opusieron	oponían	opondrán	opongan

Gerund: oponiendo / Participle: opuesto / Complete oponer conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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hearty laughter, raucous laughter, guffaw