Bedeutungen von Enemy auf Japanisch

敵 (てき)

Beispiel:

He is my enemy in the game.

彼はゲームの中で私の敵です。

The soldiers fought bravely against their enemies.

兵士たちは敵に対して勇敢に戦いました。

Verwendung: formal/informalKontext: Used in both everyday conversation and literary contexts, often to describe opponents or adversaries.

Notiz: This is the most common translation for 'enemy' in Japanese. It can refer to a personal rival, an opponent in a game, or an adversarial group in a conflict.

敵対者 (てきたいしゃ)

Beispiel:

They considered him an enemy combatant.

彼は敵対者と見なされました。

The negotiations broke down because of the enemy factions.

交渉は敵対者の派閥のために崩壊しました。

Verwendung: formalKontext: Typically used in legal, military, or political contexts to describe a person or group that opposes or fights against another.

Notiz: This term is more formal and is often used in serious discussions, particularly in politics or warfare.

宿敵 (しゅくてき)

Beispiel:

He has a long-standing rivalry with his arch-enemy.

彼は宿敵との長年のライバル関係にあります。

The two teams are fierce rivals, each other's arch-enemies.

その2つのチームは互いの宿敵で、激しいライバルです。

Verwendung: formal/informalKontext: Used to describe a long-standing and intense rivalry, often in sports, literature, or personal relationships.

Notiz: This term conveys a deeper sense of enmity and rivalry, often suggesting a historical context.

反抗者 (はんこうしゃ)

Beispiel:

The rebels were seen as enemies of the state.

反抗者は国家の敵と見なされました。

They labeled him an enemy of the regime.

彼は体制の敵とされました。

Verwendung: formalKontext: Often used in political contexts to describe individuals or groups that oppose authority or government.

Notiz: This term is used in a political context and suggests rebellion or defiance against authority.

rival

A rival is someone who competes with another for the same objective or for superiority in the same field.

Beispiel: The two companies have been rivals in the market for years.

Notiz: Rival often implies a competitive relationship where both parties are striving for the same goal or position.

antagonist

An antagonist is a person who actively opposes or is hostile towards another, especially in a story or drama.

Beispiel: The protagonist of the story faced many challenges from his antagonist.

Notiz: Antagonist is commonly used in literary or dramatic contexts to refer to a character who opposes the protagonist.

bitter enemy

A bitter enemy is someone with whom you have a strong and deep-rooted hatred or animosity.

Beispiel: They used to be close friends, but now they are bitter enemies after the argument.

Notiz: The term 'bitter enemy' emphasizes the intense level of animosity or hatred between individuals.

archenemy

An archenemy is a principal enemy or the most prominent and long-standing enemy.

Beispiel: In the comic book world, Superman's archenemy is Lex Luthor.

Notiz: The term 'archenemy' suggests a more prominent or significant enemy compared to a regular enemy.

mortal enemy

A mortal enemy is an enemy who poses a serious threat and is capable of causing great harm or destruction.

Beispiel: The two crime families have been mortal enemies for generations.

Notiz: A 'mortal enemy' implies a level of threat and danger beyond that of a typical enemy.

foe

A foe is an opponent or enemy in a conflict, battle, or competition.

Beispiel: He regarded his former business partner as a dangerous foe.

Notiz: The term 'foe' is a more formal or literary way of referring to an enemy or opponent.

nemesis

A nemesis is a formidable and long-standing rival or archenemy who constantly challenges and opposes someone.

Beispiel: The detective's nemesis always seemed to be one step ahead.

Notiz: A 'nemesis' is often portrayed as a rival who is particularly challenging or difficult to defeat.

adversary

An adversary is an opponent or enemy in a conflict, especially in a formal or structured setting.

Beispiel: The superhero faced a powerful adversary who tested his abilities.

Notiz: An 'adversary' typically refers to an opponent in a formal or competitive context, such as in sports or legal matters.

opponent

An opponent is someone who competes against another in a contest, game, or conflict.

Beispiel: She saw him not as an enemy but as a worthy opponent in the chess tournament.

Notiz: While an opponent can be an enemy, the term 'opponent' focuses on the competitive aspect rather than enmity or hostility.

opposition

Opposition refers to a group or individual that is in a position of resisting, opposing, or competing with another group or individual, especially in a political context.

Beispiel: The political parties are in opposition over the proposed tax bill.

Notiz: An enemy is often seen as a direct threat or hostile force, whereas opposition may just represent differing viewpoints or stances on an issue.

opposer

An opposer is someone who opposes or goes against something, often in a more vocal or active manner.

Beispiel: She found herself being the only opposer of the new company policy during the meeting.

Notiz: An enemy typically implies a deeper level of animosity and hostility, whereas an opposer may simply disagree on certain issues or viewpoints.

rivalry

Rivalry refers to a situation where two or more individuals or groups compete against each other in a spirited manner, often leading to a heightened sense of competition.

Beispiel: The longstanding rivalry between the two teams always results in intense matches.

Notiz: While an enemy relationship is characterized by hostility and enmity, a rivalry may involve healthy competition and mutual respect between opponents.

competitor

A competitor is a person, team, or entity that is in competition with others, often in business or sports. Competitors strive to outperform each other in a particular field.

Beispiel: As a leading tech company, we must always stay ahead of our competitors in the market.

Notiz: Unlike an enemy who may wish harm or have ill intentions, a competitor is focused on excelling in their own endeavors and may even inspire improvement in others.

challenger

A challenger is someone who competes against another, especially in a sport or contest, or challenges the current state of affairs.

Beispiel: He viewed the new employee as a challenger to his position in the company.

Notiz: While an enemy typically denotes someone with hostile intent, a challenger may simply pose a threat in terms of competition or a different viewpoint, pushing others to improve.

Enemy soldiers attacked our base.

He is my biggest enemy in the competition.

The two companies are fierce rivals in the market.

Enemy - Substantiv (Noun) / Substantiv, Singular oder Masse (Noun, singular or mass)

Lemma: enemy

Konjugationen

Substantiv, Plural (Noun, plural): enemies

Substantiv, Singular oder Masse (Noun, singular or mass): enemy

Silben, Trennung und Betonung

enemy enthält 3 Silben: en • e • my

Phonetische Transkription: ˈe-nə-mē

en e my , ˈe nə mē (Die rote Silbe ist betont)

Der Wortfrequenz- und Bedeutungsindex zeigt an, wie oft ein Wort in einer bestimmten Sprache vorkommt. Je kleiner die Zahl, desto häufiger wird das Wort verwendet. Die am häufigsten verwendeten Wörter liegen typischerweise zwischen 1 und 4000.

enemy: ~ 1900 (Sehr Häufig).

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