s'y oppose

is opposed to it

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is opposed to it From s'opposer à, meaning “to oppose” or “to object to.” The pronoun y means “to it” or “to that,” referring to something already mentioned or understood. In some contexts, it can mean “prohibits it” or “prevents it.”

FR: Personne ne s'y oppose.

EN: No one is opposed to it.

Si le règlement ne s'y oppose pas.

If the regulations don’t prohibit it.

— Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die (2026)

Qui s'y oppose est notre ennemi à tous !

Anyone who opposes it is an enemy of us all!

— Vivre ! (1994)

La Cour Suprême s'y oppose.

The Supreme Court opposes it.

— Titanic (1997)