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抵制 (dǐzhì) can be translated as "to resist" or "to oppose" in English. It is often used in the context of boycotting or protesting against something.
Other Chinese words that can also convey the meaning of "resisting" or "opposing" include:
1. 抗拒 (kàngjù) - to resist, to reject
2. 反抗 (fǎnkàng) - to resist, to rebel
3. 反对 (fǎnduì) - to oppose, to object
4. 抵抗 (dǐkàng) - to resist, to withstand
5. 抵御 (dǐyù) - to resist, to defend against
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The correct way to use 抵制 (dǐzhì) in a sentence is:
1. 抵制不道德的行为是每个公民的责任。(Dǐzhì bù dàodé de xíngwéi shì měi gè gōngmín de zérèn.) - Resisting unethical behavior is the responsibility of every citizen.
2. 他们决定抵制这家公司的产品，以表达对其的不满。(Tāmen juédìng dǐzhì zhè jiā gōngsī de chǎnpǐn, yǐ biǎodá duì qí de bùmǎn.) - They decided to boycott the products of this company to express their dissatisfaction.
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