抵抗 | Japanese meaning

抵抗【ていこう】

Frequency rank: 1,528.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

resistance; opposition; standing up to
reluctance; repulsion; repugnance
resistance; drag; frictionphysics
electrical resistanceabbreviationsee also 電気抵抗

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

resistorabbreviationsee also 抵抗器

Forms

抵抗【ていこう】Frequency rank: 1,528.
ていこう

Generated definitions (experimental)

resistance; opposition; standing up to

This meaning refers to an active stance against something, whether it be authority, expectations, or other pressures.

。

He showed strong resistance against the injustice.

。

She feels resistance to that proposal.

reluctance; repulsion; repugnance

This meaning captures a feeling of hesitation or aversion towards something, often implying that there is a strong desire to avoid it.

。

He had reluctance to take on that job.

だっ。

The flavor of that dish was one he found repulsive.

resistance; drag; friction

This meaning is often used in technical contexts, particularly in physics or mechanics, to describe forces that oppose motion.

、。

When a car runs, drag occurs.

。

The machine is designed to minimize resistance.

electrical resistance

This technical term is used in electronics to refer to the degree to which a conductor opposes the flow of electric current.

。

The resistance in this circuit is one ohm.

、。

When current flows, heat is generated due to resistance.

resistor

This term identifies a specific electronic component that is designed to provide a certain amount of resistance within a circuit.

。

I added a resistor to the circuit.

。

It is important to check the value of the resistor.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to show resistancepsychological resistancefeeling of reluctancepower of resistanceresistorelectrical resistanceto feel resistanceto resistto be subjected to resistancereptilian resistancesocial oppositioncultural resistance

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

Wiktionary

Example sentences

33 results

1. 。

You're irresistible.

Tatoeba

I had expected stronger resistance from the enemy but if anything there are less of them as we advance to the centre... Don't you think that's strange?

Tatoeba

3. 、きごう「きごう」。

In reports in America, guerrilla resistance by the Iraq military is called terrorism.

Tatoeba

4. 。

It's hard to resist temptation.

Tatoeba

5. 。

It's useless to try and resist.

Tatoeba

6. 。

The defenders put up a stout resistance.

Tatoeba

7. 。

The soldiers resisted the enemy attack.

Tatoeba

8. 。

They made a stubborn resistance.

Tatoeba

9. 。

They resisted the invaders.

Tatoeba

10. 。

He was too old to resist.

Tatoeba

11. 。

The enemy gave in without further resistance.

Tatoeba

12. 。

People will always resist tyranny.

Tatoeba

13. 。

We broke down what little resistance remained.

Tatoeba

14. 。

I didn't resist the pressure they forced on me.

Tatoeba

15. 。

He breasted it out against difficulties.

Tatoeba

Short-term effects of smoking include unfitness, wheezing, a general vulnerability to illness, bad breath, bad skin and so on.

Tatoeba

17. 、。

Slapped in the face, I didn't fight back.

Tatoeba

18. 。

We are faced with the alternative of resistance or slavery.

Tatoeba

19. 。

We came up against massive popular resistance.

Tatoeba

20. だっ。

The alternative possibilities were resistance and flight.

Tatoeba

抵抗【ていこう】

Frequency rank: 1,528.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru

resistance; opposition; standing up to
reluctance; repulsion; repugnance
resistance; drag; frictionphysics
electrical resistanceabbreviationsee also 電気抵抗

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

resistorabbreviationsee also 抵抗器

Forms

抵抗【ていこう】Frequency rank: 1,528.
ていこう

Generated definitions (experimental)

resistance; opposition; standing up to

This meaning refers to an active stance against something, whether it be authority, expectations, or other pressures.

。

He showed strong resistance against the injustice.

。

She feels resistance to that proposal.

reluctance; repulsion; repugnance

This meaning captures a feeling of hesitation or aversion towards something, often implying that there is a strong desire to avoid it.

。

He had reluctance to take on that job.

だっ。

The flavor of that dish was one he found repulsive.

resistance; drag; friction

This meaning is often used in technical contexts, particularly in physics or mechanics, to describe forces that oppose motion.

、。

When a car runs, drag occurs.

。

The machine is designed to minimize resistance.

electrical resistance

This technical term is used in electronics to refer to the degree to which a conductor opposes the flow of electric current.

。

The resistance in this circuit is one ohm.

、。

When current flows, heat is generated due to resistance.

resistor

This term identifies a specific electronic component that is designed to provide a certain amount of resistance within a circuit.

。

I added a resistor to the circuit.

。

It is important to check the value of the resistor.

Generated collocations (experimental)

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

Wiktionary

Example sentences

33 results

1. 。

You're irresistible.

Tatoeba

I had expected stronger resistance from the enemy but if anything there are less of them as we advance to the centre... Don't you think that's strange?

Tatoeba