The Vietnamese word "phản đối" is a verb that means "to object" or "to oppose." When you use "phản đối," you express disagreement or resistance to something, such as an idea, decision, or action.
In more complex sentences, "phản đối" can be used in various contexts, such as formal debates, discussions about policies, or social movements. For example: - "Nhiều người đã phản đối biện pháp này vì nó không công bằng." - (Many people opposed this measure because it is unfair.)
While "phản đối" primarily means to oppose, it can also imply a sense of protest or resistance. In certain contexts, it can refer to a more organized form of opposition, like a protest or demonstration.