对抗 (duì kàng): to confront, to oppose

In the last ten minutes of the match, our team was one player short, but everyone united to withstand the strong opponent and finally held on to the victory.

This new drug can effectively fight against the influenza virus, and doctors recommend that high-risk groups get vaccinated every year.

Facing tremendous study pressure, she copes with anxiety through exercise and chatting with friends to maintain her mental health.

The two countries resolved their dispute through diplomatic negotiations rather than military confrontation, thus avoiding war.

In order to combat global warming, many countries have promised to reduce carbon emissions and vigorously develop renewable energy.