antagonist in Russian
antagonist in Russian is антагони́ст, антагонист — antagonist means the character in a story who stands in the way of the main character and drives the conflict.
antagonist in Russian
What does "antagonist" mean?
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noun The character in a story who stands in the way of the main character and drives the conflict.
"The antagonist is her own sister, which makes every scene harder."
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noun A person who actively opposes or fights against someone else.
"He relished his role as the government's chief antagonist."
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noun In medicine and biology, a substance that blocks the action of another, or a muscle that opposes the movement of another.
"The drug acts as an antagonist at the receptor, blocking the usual response."
antagonist in a sentence
- The antagonist is her own sister, which makes every scene harder.
- A good antagonist believes they are the hero of the story.
- He relished his role as the government's chief antagonist.
- The two were antagonists long before the trial began.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "antagonist" in Russian?
"antagonist" in Russian is антагони́ст, антагонист. antagonist means: The character in a story who stands in the way of the main character and drives the conflict.
How do you pronounce антагони́ст?
"antagonist" in Russian is антагони́ст, pronounced "antagonist".
How do you use "antagonist" in a sentence?
Example: "The antagonist is her own sister, which makes every scene harder." In Russian, "antagonist" is антагони́ст, антагонист.
Are there other ways to say "antagonist" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "antagonist": антагони́ст, антагонист.