/əˈpoʊz/ – Verb
Definition: phản đối, chống đối, đối lập, đối chọi, phản kháng.
A more thorough explanation: In a legal context, “oppose” means to resist, challenge, or object to something, such as a motion, argument, or decision, typically in a formal legal proceeding or court case. It involves presenting arguments or evidence against a particular position or action.
Example: The defendant’s attorney will oppose the plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment in court.