militate
(verb)
/ˈmɪlɪteɪt/
Giải nghĩa:
To have an influence, especially a negative one, on a situation, event, or process
To have an influence, especially a negative one, on a situation, event, or process
Ví dụ:
His criminal record militated against him.
His criminal record militated against him.
Cách sử dụng
"Militate" means to work against something or reduce its likelihood. It is often used when talking about factors or circumstances that make it harder for a particular outcome to happen. For example, "The rainy weather might militate against our plans to have a picnic" means that the rain might make it difficult or less likely for us to have a picnic. It is commonly used in formal writing or speech.
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