No. 12,795 in Spanish
opusieron
"Opusieron" means "they opposed."
In a sentence
Ellos se opusieron al nuevo reglamento.
They opposed the new regulation.
In this sentence, 'opusieron' is the third person plural form of the verb 'oponer', used to describe a group actively resisting or disagreeing with something.
La comunidad se opusieron a las medidas injustas.
The community opposed the unfair measures.
Here, 'opusieron' highlights disagreement expressed by a collective group, emphasizing their unified action against a proposal.
Mis padres se opusieron a mi decisión de mudarme.
My parents opposed my decision to move.
In this example, 'opusieron' reflects a personal disagreement or reluctance to accept a decision, showing familial concern or differing perspectives.
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