Definition of countermove in English:

countermove

nounˈkaʊntəmuːvˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmuv

A move or other action made in opposition to another.
相反行动；对抗行动
the regime is inhibited from making the clean sweep necessary to insure against a countermove in the future
Example sentencesExamples
- He could have made a countermove and opened an office in New York.
- There's a fury of thoughts in the slow, methodical pace of moves and countermoves.
- The agency claims, ‘It enables you to anticipate your competitor's moves and develop countermoves to defend against them.’
- Working through the various moves and countermoves is a delight.
- Vickers does a good job of detailing the moves and countermoves of all the major players.
- At the highest levels of chess, before you touch a piece, you are playing out an entire game of moves and countermoves in your head.
- Reynolds' weight has dropped considerably, and he needs to increase his strength: he has good speed, but no countermoves.
- Every move is tentative to the extreme, offset by a countermove.
- I am certain that, over the board, I have a real-time weakness in assessing what is the best countermove by the opponent in a quiet position.
- In fact, the cops are on to him, there are moves and countermoves, and in the end it all unfolds in a way you don't expect.
- Jockey E. J. Perrodin likens a turf race to a chess match, with moves and countermoves being executed by riders in the race to the wire.
- There are countermoves the Kantian may make at this point.
- There would be moves and countermoves, with a strategy to attempt to maneuver the natives into a desired position.
- The job of any general is to not only plan for an opponent's expected countermoves but also the unexpected countermoves.
- However, rather than ending in a static compromise between selection levels, conflicts can lead to an innovative evolutionary game of moves and countermoves.
- It's a dizzying analysis of each side's potential moves and countermoves, their possible motivations, and what they probably should have done instead.
- Abraham can help himself as a pass rusher by incorporating countermoves into his repertoire.
- He had mastered the nuances of managing, planning ahead, anticipating an opponent's moves and countermoves.
- The coaches aren't satisfied that Reynolds has effective countermoves or can properly diagnose plays to be a regular player.
- They're supposed to balance every trade with an equal and almost opposite play that ensures that, if anything goes wrong with their main move, the countermoves will kick in and save their funds.

Derivatives

countermovement

nounˈkaʊntəˌmuːvm(ə)ntˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmuvmənt

A movement or other action made in opposition to another.
相反行动；对抗行动
athletes performing a standing jump can jump higher if they make a countermovement
Example sentencesExamples
- every attempt to do something risks a countermovement of opposition
- Clearly, ID is making serious in-roads in the U.S. political and cultural landscape, and nothing less than an equally spirited countermovement by scientists and other academics will stem the tide.
- In the late 1980s, about twenty-five years after the publication of our book, two significant countermovements began to appear.
- Much has transpired since then, as various movements and countermovements coursed through Icelandic art, as influences from abroad were assimilated, and as local approaches developed.

Definition of countermove in US English:

countermove

nounˈkoun(t)ərˌmo͞ovˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmuv

A move or other action made in opposition to another.
相反行动；对抗行动
the regime is inhibited from making the clean sweep necessary to insure against a countermove in the future
Example sentencesExamples
- They're supposed to balance every trade with an equal and almost opposite play that ensures that, if anything goes wrong with their main move, the countermoves will kick in and save their funds.
- He could have made a countermove and opened an office in New York.
- Working through the various moves and countermoves is a delight.
- He had mastered the nuances of managing, planning ahead, anticipating an opponent's moves and countermoves.
- Jockey E. J. Perrodin likens a turf race to a chess match, with moves and countermoves being executed by riders in the race to the wire.
- There's a fury of thoughts in the slow, methodical pace of moves and countermoves.
- The job of any general is to not only plan for an opponent's expected countermoves but also the unexpected countermoves.
- There would be moves and countermoves, with a strategy to attempt to maneuver the natives into a desired position.
- There are countermoves the Kantian may make at this point.
- In fact, the cops are on to him, there are moves and countermoves, and in the end it all unfolds in a way you don't expect.
- The coaches aren't satisfied that Reynolds has effective countermoves or can properly diagnose plays to be a regular player.
- Reynolds' weight has dropped considerably, and he needs to increase his strength: he has good speed, but no countermoves.
- It's a dizzying analysis of each side's potential moves and countermoves, their possible motivations, and what they probably should have done instead.
- However, rather than ending in a static compromise between selection levels, conflicts can lead to an innovative evolutionary game of moves and countermoves.
- I am certain that, over the board, I have a real-time weakness in assessing what is the best countermove by the opponent in a quiet position.
- At the highest levels of chess, before you touch a piece, you are playing out an entire game of moves and countermoves in your head.
- Vickers does a good job of detailing the moves and countermoves of all the major players.
- Abraham can help himself as a pass rusher by incorporating countermoves into his repertoire.
- The agency claims, ‘It enables you to anticipate your competitor's moves and develop countermoves to defend against them.’
- Every move is tentative to the extreme, offset by a countermove.

词汇	countermove
释义	Definition of countermove in English: countermove nounˈkaʊntəmuːvˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmuv A move or other action made in opposition to another. 相反行动；对抗行动 the regime is inhibited from making the clean sweep necessary to insure against a countermove in the future Example sentencesExamples He could have made a countermove and opened an office in New York. There's a fury of thoughts in the slow, methodical pace of moves and countermoves. The agency claims, ‘It enables you to anticipate your competitor's moves and develop countermoves to defend against them.’ Working through the various moves and countermoves is a delight. Vickers does a good job of detailing the moves and countermoves of all the major players. At the highest levels of chess, before you touch a piece, you are playing out an entire game of moves and countermoves in your head. Reynolds' weight has dropped considerably, and he needs to increase his strength: he has good speed, but no countermoves. Every move is tentative to the extreme, offset by a countermove. I am certain that, over the board, I have a real-time weakness in assessing what is the best countermove by the opponent in a quiet position. In fact, the cops are on to him, there are moves and countermoves, and in the end it all unfolds in a way you don't expect. Jockey E. J. Perrodin likens a turf race to a chess match, with moves and countermoves being executed by riders in the race to the wire. There are countermoves the Kantian may make at this point. There would be moves and countermoves, with a strategy to attempt to maneuver the natives into a desired position. The job of any general is to not only plan for an opponent's expected countermoves but also the unexpected countermoves. However, rather than ending in a static compromise between selection levels, conflicts can lead to an innovative evolutionary game of moves and countermoves. It's a dizzying analysis of each side's potential moves and countermoves, their possible motivations, and what they probably should have done instead. Abraham can help himself as a pass rusher by incorporating countermoves into his repertoire. He had mastered the nuances of managing, planning ahead, anticipating an opponent's moves and countermoves. The coaches aren't satisfied that Reynolds has effective countermoves or can properly diagnose plays to be a regular player. They're supposed to balance every trade with an equal and almost opposite play that ensures that, if anything goes wrong with their main move, the countermoves will kick in and save their funds. Derivatives countermovement nounˈkaʊntəˌmuːvm(ə)ntˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmuvmənt A movement or other action made in opposition to another. 相反行动；对抗行动 athletes performing a standing jump can jump higher if they make a countermovement Example sentencesExamples every attempt to do something risks a countermovement of opposition Clearly, ID is making serious in-roads in the U.S. political and cultural landscape, and nothing less than an equally spirited countermovement by scientists and other academics will stem the tide. In the late 1980s, about twenty-five years after the publication of our book, two significant countermovements began to appear. Much has transpired since then, as various movements and countermovements coursed through Icelandic art, as influences from abroad were assimilated, and as local approaches developed. Definition of countermove in US English: countermove nounˈkoun(t)ərˌmo͞ovˈkaʊn(t)ərˌmuv A move or other action made in opposition to another. 相反行动；对抗行动 the regime is inhibited from making the clean sweep necessary to insure against a countermove in the future Example sentencesExamples They're supposed to balance every trade with an equal and almost opposite play that ensures that, if anything goes wrong with their main move, the countermoves will kick in and save their funds. He could have made a countermove and opened an office in New York. Working through the various moves and countermoves is a delight. He had mastered the nuances of managing, planning ahead, anticipating an opponent's moves and countermoves. Jockey E. J. Perrodin likens a turf race to a chess match, with moves and countermoves being executed by riders in the race to the wire. There's a fury of thoughts in the slow, methodical pace of moves and countermoves. The job of any general is to not only plan for an opponent's expected countermoves but also the unexpected countermoves. There would be moves and countermoves, with a strategy to attempt to maneuver the natives into a desired position. There are countermoves the Kantian may make at this point. In fact, the cops are on to him, there are moves and countermoves, and in the end it all unfolds in a way you don't expect. The coaches aren't satisfied that Reynolds has effective countermoves or can properly diagnose plays to be a regular player. Reynolds' weight has dropped considerably, and he needs to increase his strength: he has good speed, but no countermoves. It's a dizzying analysis of each side's potential moves and countermoves, their possible motivations, and what they probably should have done instead. However, rather than ending in a static compromise between selection levels, conflicts can lead to an innovative evolutionary game of moves and countermoves. I am certain that, over the board, I have a real-time weakness in assessing what is the best countermove by the opponent in a quiet position. At the highest levels of chess, before you touch a piece, you are playing out an entire game of moves and countermoves in your head. Vickers does a good job of detailing the moves and countermoves of all the major players. Abraham can help himself as a pass rusher by incorporating countermoves into his repertoire. The agency claims, ‘It enables you to anticipate your competitor's moves and develop countermoves to defend against them.’ Every move is tentative to the extreme, offset by a countermove.
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