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enemy
Noun
enemy

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enemy

Noun · 1 senses
Sense 1 Noun
enemy; opponent Politics, Law, Institutions & SafetyTheme

A person, group, or nation that is hostile to another and seeks to oppose or cause harm to them.

vi Quân địch đã rút lui khỏi khu vực.

en The enemy forces have retreated from the area.

resist; oppose

Verb · 1 senses
Sense 1 Verb
resist; oppose Core Actions & OperationTheme

To act in opposition to someone or something, or to withstand the force or influence of another party.

vi Không ai có thể địch lại sức mạnh của thiên nhiên.

en No one can resist the power of nature.

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