to resist; to stand up to; to fight back against

to resist, rebel, or fight back against pressure or authority; resistance

to resist; to withstand or oppose vigorously

to express strong opposition or disagreement against a statement, action, or policy; a protest

A protein produced in the blood of humans or animals in response to a specific virus or bacteria to help fight infection or disease.

to engage in a defensive war or fight back against an invader

Chemical substance used to kill or inhibit the growth of bacteria and other microorganisms to treat infections

a substance that triggers an immune response in the body and reacts with antibodies; examples include certain proteins and microorganisms

The defensive war fought by China against Japanese aggression between 1937 and 1945; a major theater of World War II.

to resist; to defy; to refuse to obey or cooperate

To take measures to prevent or reduce damage caused by dry weather; to weather a drought.

to make a stand against; to resist; to struggle or protest against something (e.g. an unfair situation)

to resist bacteria; antibacterial; antimicrobial

to compete with; to contend against; to match as an equal

to resist and fight back against an aggressor or a menace; to beat back

To fight cancer; used to describe medical treatments or habits that combat cancer.

Resist America and aid North Korea, referring to the 1950s Chinese movement during the Korean War.

a sports competition or match between two or more opposing teams or individuals of similar skill levels

to disobey; to defy or resist

to resist disease; disease resistant

to take measures to struggle against or prevent the spread of losses from natural disasters

to take measures to prevent or reduce damage caused by flooding

To withstand or resist vibrations or seismic activity; often describing the durability of buildings, precision instruments, or watches

to refute or counter accusations; to speak in one's own defense when criticized

(electrical) impedance; the total opposition that a circuit presents to alternating current

protester; a person who protests or participates in a demonstration

to lodge an appeal or protest against a court judgment; specifically a legal action taken by a prosecutor's office to challenge a ruling and request a retrial

The resistance of a microorganism or pest to the effects of a drug or chemical, typically caused by overuse or repeated exposure.

Chemical substance produced by microorganisms that can inhibit or kill bacteria; used to treat infections.

impossible to resist or withstand; overwhelming

An unavoidable event caused by nature or human action, such as a natural disaster or war, that prevents someone from fulfilling a contract; act of God.

antagonism; the quality of being antagonistic or mutually incompatible

(abbreviation) the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese Military and Political University, a school for training cadres founded by the Communist Party in the 1930s

to withstand or resist freezing temperatures; to protect against damage from severe cold

to resist; to combat; to fight back against; to defend against

the power of resistance; often refers to immunity or the body's ability to resist viruses and bacteria

to stubbornly resist; to put up a stiff resistance

to face one another as equals or rivals; to be on equal footing with another party. Originally referred to a guest and host standing on opposite sides of a courtyard to show mutual respect through equal etiquette.

A serum containing antibodies produced in response to an infection or injection of an antigen.

to defy or refuse to carry out orders from a superior; to be disobedient

the ability of a plant or organism to survive adverse environmental conditions such as cold, heat, drought, or pests

(idiom) to put up a fierce resistance despite being in a desperate situation or cornered; originally describing a tiger backing against a hill to fight off its pursuers

(bound form) resistance; resisting force; force that opposes motion

ascorbic acid; vitamin C

To fight back against violent persecution or the abuse of power; to resist tyranny

The full-scale war fought by the Chinese people against Japanese aggression from July 1937 to August 1945.

to refuse to pay taxes; to boycott taxes

to develop or possess resistance to drugs or antibiotics (of a pathogen)

A legal slogan meaning that those who resist or refuse to admit their crimes will receive a harsher sentence; often used alongside [[坦白从宽|坦白從寬|tan3 bai2 cong2 kuan1]].