Resist in Tagalog

Resist in Tagalog translates to “labanan,” “lumaban,” or “tumuligsa,” meaning to oppose, withstand, or refuse to accept something. These terms capture the essence of standing firm against force, temptation, or change.

Understanding how to use “resist” in different contexts helps you express opposition, self-control, and defiance naturally in Tagalog conversations. Let’s explore the comprehensive meanings and practical applications below.

[Words] = Resist

[Definition]:
– Resist /rɪˈzɪst/
– Verb 1: To withstand the action or effect of something; to oppose or fight against.
– Verb 2: To refrain from doing something despite temptation or desire.
– Verb 3: To remain unaffected by or not yield to something.
– Verb 4: To struggle against or refuse to accept authority, control, or change.

[Synonyms] = Labanan, Lumaban, Tumuligsa, Magpigil, Sumalungat, Magresista, Tumutol, Tumangging sumunod, Kumalag

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: Many people find it difficult to resist the temptation of eating sweets during holidays.
– Ex1_PH: Maraming tao ang nahihirapang labanan ang tukso ng pagkain ng matamis sa panahon ng pista.

– Ex2_EN: The community decided to resist the construction of the new factory near their homes.
– Ex2_PH: Ang komunidad ay nagpasyang lumaban sa pagtatayo ng bagong pabrika malapit sa kanilang mga tahanan.

– Ex3_EN: She could not resist laughing when she saw the funny video.
– Ex3_PH: Hindi niya napigilan ang paglaban sa tawa nang makita niya ang nakakatawang video.

– Ex4_EN: The soldiers were trained to resist enemy interrogation techniques.
– Ex4_PH: Ang mga sundalo ay sinanay na labanan ang mga teknik ng pagtatanong ng kaaway.

– Ex5_EN: The old building materials can resist harsh weather conditions for decades.
– Ex5_PH: Ang mga lumang materyales ng gusali ay kayang labanan ang mabibigat na kondisyon ng panahon sa loob ng mga dekada.