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No. 12,787 in Spanish

oponerme

"To oppose myself" or "to resist."

In a sentence

  • Decidí no oponerme a la propuesta del equipo.

    I decided not to oppose the team's proposal.

    In this sentence, 'oponerme' is used reflexively to indicate a personal decision not to object or be against a certain proposal or idea.

  • Siempre trato de oponerme a la injusticia.

    I always try to oppose injustice.

    Here, 'oponerme' reflects a personal action against injustice, suggesting an ethical or moral stance.

  • Si quieren hacer cambios que ayuden a todos, no voy a oponerme.

    If they want to make changes that help everyone, I won't oppose.

    In this sentence, 'oponerme' is used to indicate withholding personal objection to changes that are perceived as beneficial.

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