contend
fiil C1iddia etmek, savunmak B2
to assert something as true, especially in an argument or discussion
The lawyer contends that the evidence was mishandled.
- Researchers contend that the new drug improves recovery rates.
- Many experts contend that artificial intelligence will reshape education.
- Despite criticism, the author contends that her novel reflects modern society.
- In the debate, she contended that economic inequality undermines democratic stability.
- contend that · iddia etmek Scientists contend that climate change is accelerating.
- contend that … The report contends that the policy will reduce emissions.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey
benzer: assert
daha basit: say
mücadele etmek, rekabet etmek B2
to strive in opposition or competition with others for a goal or advantage
The boxer will contend with a seasoned opponent in the final round.
- Local schools contend for the best science fair project each year.
- Small businesses often contend with larger corporations for market share.
- During the election, parties contend for voter support across diverse regions.
- contend with challenges · zorluklarla mücadele etmek
- contend with sth The team must contend with a tough schedule this season.
- contend for sth Several candidates will contend for the vacant seat.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey
benzer: compete
daha basit: fight