抵挡

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dǐ dǎng
Meaning: to resist
Example
他试图用身体抵挡飞来的石头。
di dang

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抵挡 (dǐ dǎng) meaning in English
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抵挡 means to resist or withstand something, often in a physical or metaphorical sense. It implies an active effort to hold back or prevent something from affecting you, such as resisting an attack, strong wind, or negative emotions.

The character 抵 (dǐ) originally meant to push or support, while 挡 (dǎng) means to block or hinder. Together, they create the idea of actively pushing against something to stop it from advancing or causing harm.

抵挡 is commonly used in both everyday language and more formal contexts, such as describing how a building resists strong winds or how someone resists temptation. It's also used in idiomatic expressions, like 抵挡不住 (cannot resist), which emphasizes the difficulty of resisting a force or influence.

💬 Example Sentences

他试图用身体抵挡飞来的石头。
di dang
He tried to use his body to resist the flying stone.
这道墙能抵挡强风和雨水。
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This wall can withstand strong winds and rain.

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