go against

英 [ɡəʊ əˈɡenst]

美 [ɡoʊ əˈɡenst]

违背; 违反; （决定、选票或结果）对…不利

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 违背；违反
  If a person or their behaviourgoes againstyour wishes, beliefs, or expectations, their behaviour is the opposite of what you want, believe in, or expect.
  1. Changes are being made here which go against my principles and I cannot agree with them.
     这里作的改动违背了我的原则，我不能同意。
• PHRASAL VERB （决定、选票或结果）对…不利
  If a decision, vote, or resultgoes againstyou, you do not get the decision, vote, or result that you wanted.
  1. The prime minister will resign if the vote goes against him...
     如果投票结果对总理不利的话，总理将辞职。
  2. Everything began to go against us.
     一切都开始变得对我们不利起来。

英英释义

verb

• resist
  1. buck the trend
  Synonym:buck
• act in disregard of laws, rules, contracts, or promises
  1. offend all laws of humanity
  2. violate the basic laws or human civilization
  3. break a law
  4. break a promise
  Synonym:transgressoffendinfractviolatebreachbreak
• fail to agree with
  1. This sentence violates the rules of syntax
  Synonym:violatebreak

双语例句

• I cannot but admire the truth of your remarks, although they go against my interests.
  我不能不欣赏你的话的真实性，尽管它们违背我的利益。
• We were worried that the result of the ballot might go against us.
  我们正担心投票的结果会对我们不利。
• If you go against your father's wishes, you will have to leave home.
  如果你违背你父亲的意愿，就不得不离开家。
• The prime minister will resign if the vote goes against him
  如果投票结果对总理不利的话，总理将辞职。
• Those who go against the trend of history will be cast aside by the people.
  逆历史潮流而动的人终将被人民所唾弃。
• He didn't want to go against the wishes of the German government
  他不想违抗德国政府的意愿。
• We learn to do things that go against nature, helping others at our own expense.
  我们学会了去做与我们的本性并不完全一致的事，牺牲自己的利益来帮助他人。
• It would go against my principles to borrow money, as I think it wrong to be in debt.
  向人借钱违背我的原则，因为我认为负债是不应该的事。
• Sometimes you have to go against the rules.
  有时你必须违反条例。
• How dare you go against me.
  你们怎么敢跟我作对。