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Phrasal Verbs Utilisant 'Together', 'Against', 'Apart', & autres - Exécuter une action (contre et sur)

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Together', 'Against', 'Apart', & others
to count against

to be considered as a negative factor or disadvantage, potentially leading to a failure of a person or a situation

compter contre, être retenu contre

compter contre, être retenu contre

Ex: The history of previous bankruptcies may count against the entrepreneur when applying for a business loan. 
to go against

to oppose or resist someone or something

s'opposer à

s'opposer à

Ex: Many citizens went against the government's policies by participating in protests. 
to run against

to oppose or have an effect that is not helpful toward someone or something

se présenter contre, affronter

se présenter contre, affronter

Ex: The candidate decided to run against the incumbent governor in the upcoming election. 
to side against

to oppose a person or group in an argument and take a contrary stance or position

s'opposer à, prendre parti contre

s'opposer à, prendre parti contre

Ex: She sided against her colleague during the heated debate. 
to take against

to start to dislike someone or something

détéster

détéster

Ex: I don't know why, but she seemed to take against me from the moment we met. 
to turn against

to develop opposition or hostility toward something or someone once supported or favored

se retourner contre, devenir hostile à

se retourner contre, devenir hostile à

Ex: He turned against the company's leadership when decisions started affecting job security. 
to get onto

to comprehend something, typically after initial difficulty

comprendre, saisir

comprendre, saisir

Ex: After a bit of confusion, I finally got onto the professor's explanation of the complex theory. 
to go onto
to go onto
[verbe]

to proceed to the next step or stage of something

passer à, continuer vers

passer à, continuer vers

Ex: After finishing high school, she went onto college to pursue a degree in engineering. 
to open onto

(of an area, door, or window) to provide direct access or a view to another area

donner sur, ouvrir sur

donner sur, ouvrir sur

Ex: The balcony opens onto a stunning view of the mountains, offering a breathtaking panorama. 
to set against

to cause someone to become opposed or hostile toward a friend, relative, ally, etc.

opposer,  monter contre

opposer, monter contre

Ex: His lies set the siblings against each other, creating a rift in their relationship. 
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