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对抗 (duìkàng) means to resist, to counteract, or to oppose. It is often used in situations where there is a struggle or conflict between two opposing forces or ideas.
Example 1: 他们正在对抗 (duìkàng) 着强大的敌人。(Tāmen zhèngzài duìkàng zhe qiángdà de dírén.) They are currently resisting a powerful enemy.
Example 2: 他们之间的对抗 (duìkàng) 已经持续了很长时间。(Tāmen zhījiān de duìkàng yǐjīng chíxù le hěn cháng shíjiān.) The conflict between them has been going on for a long time.
Example 3: 这场比赛是两支实力相当的球队之间的对抗 (duìkàng)。(Zhè chǎng bǐsài shì liǎng zhī shílì xiāngdāng de qiúduì zhījiān de duìkàng.) This game is a competition between two evenly matched teams.
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1. 抗衡 (kànghéng) - to resist, to counteract, to oppose, to contend with
2. 抵抗 (dǐkàng) - to resist, to withstand, to fight against
3. 反抗 (fǎnkàng) - to resist, to rebel, to revolt
4. 对立 (duìlì) - to oppose, to be in opposition, to be at odds with
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对抗 (duìkàng) is a formal term in Chinese and is typically used in more serious or professional conversations. It carries a strong connotation of resistance, opposition, or confrontation.
Example: 他们正在对抗疾病的挑战。(They are facing the challenge of fighting against the disease.)
In this example, 对抗 (duìkàng) is used to convey the idea of actively resisting or opposing the disease.
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