No. 12,789 in Spanish
opositor
Opponent; someone who opposes or is in opposition.
In a sentence
El opositor en el debate defendió su postura con argumentos sólidos.
The opponent in the debate defended their stance with solid arguments.
In this sentence, 'opositor' is used as a noun referring to the adversary in a discussion or debate.
Los opositores al proyecto expresaron sus preocupaciones durante la reunión.
The opponents to the project expressed their concerns during the meeting.
Here, 'opositores' signifies individuals who oppose the project or initiative being discussed, again used as a noun.
Como opositor, necesitas estudiar y prepararte para el examen con disciplina.
As an examinee for a competitive exam, you need to study and prepare for the test with discipline.
In this instance, 'opositor' refers to someone preparing for a competitive examination or contest, used as a noun specific to the context of exams.
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