1. 抗拒：be reluctant to勉强的,不愿做...的 | be resistant to抗拒 | be responsible for应负责的,有责任的
2. 对...有抵抗作用：be reported as 报道称之为 | be resistant to 对...有抵抗作用 | be restricted to 局限于
3. 对......抵抗的：16.unprecedented level 前所未有的水平 | 17.be resistant to... 对......抵抗的 | 18.prior to... 在......之前
4. 抵抗的,有抵抗力的：be regarded as被认为是,被当做是 | be resistant to抵抗的,有抵抗力的 | be rich in富于
1. The virus appears to be resistant to two older generic flu drugs, amantadine and rimantadine.
2. And specialists question whether cooking would destroy all the harmful microorganisms, some of which could be resistant to even high temperatures.
3. The union has proven to be more resistant to the deal's terms than its US counterparts.
4. This means patients can be cured by standard antibiotics that bacteria were previously resistant to, after the new drug has been administered.
5. Yet scientists insist it would be relatively easy to introduce a basic gene construct into potatoes that would make them resistant to blight.
6. The resistant cells might be sufficient to prevent the progression to AIDS, he added.
7. To prevent bacteria from becoming resistant, antibiotics can only be obtained with a doctor's prescription in most countries.
8. Resistant to dust and dirt, the bank notes can be washed in soap and water without being damaged.
9. Western culture is resistant to foreign cultures and insists that all other cultures be like itself or be reformed.
10. The bug is resistant to nearly every class of chemical pesticide so far except Bt, which can be developed as an insecticide through genetic modification.