Difficulty Level
intermediate
Translations
🇩🇪 Gegen die Vorstellung, dass ihm etwas aufgezwungen wird, ankämpfen und an seinen Überzeugungen festhalten.
, 🇪🇸 luchando contra la idea de que se le impone y permanece firme en sus convicciones
, 🇮🇹 combatte l'idea che gli sia imposto e resta fermo alle sue convinzioni
, 🇵🇹 lutar contra a ideia de que algo é imposto a ele, mantendo-se firme em suas convicções
, 🇨🇳 抵抗被强加的观念,并坚持自己的信念
, 🇯🇵 彼が押し付けられたという考えに抗い、自らの信念を貫く。
, 🇰🇷 자신에게 부과된 생각에 맞서 싸우며 자신의 신념을 고수한다
, 🇸🇦 يقاوم فكرة أن يُفرض عليه ويظل متمسكًا بمعتقداته
, 🇮🇳 वह इस धारणा के खिलाफ लड़ता है कि उसके ऊपर कुछ थोप दिया गया है, और अपनी मान्यताओं पर दृढ़ रहता है।
Definition
🇫🇷 en train de se battre contre l'idée qu'on lui impose et il colle à ses convictions
🇬🇧 fighting against the idea that he is imposed on him and he sticks to his convictions
Usage Examples
- J'ai collé le papier sur le mur avec de la colle.
- Il colle à ses convictions malgré les critiques.
- Le morceau de papier colle à la table après la pluie.
Etymology
**Coller** comes from Old French *coler*, which in turn is derived from Latin *colligare* (or *colligere*), a compound of *com-* “together” + *ligo* “to bind”. The Latin verb originally meant “to bind or gather together,” a sense that later shifted to the more concrete action of sticking something with adhesive. In French the noun *colle* “glue” entered from Latin *collo*, and the verb acquired both the literal sense of gluing and figurative uses such as “coller à ses convictions” (to cling to one’s convictions).
Synonyms
adhérer
s'accrocher
rester attaché
tenir ferme
persister
se résister
se tenir à
Antonyms
décoller
se détacher
se séparer
se dissocier
s'éloigner