"He is against it."

Translation: Han er imod det.

[Isaac_Luna_]

Imod also means "toward", right? Isn't that the exact opposite thing?

[deactivated user]

It means both. It is context-based.

At være imod noget = To be against something

At gå imod noget = To walk towards something

[Isaac_Luna_]

Okay, so "Han går imod os", "Han løber imod os" & "Han kører imod os", we would just assume that "imod" means towards rather than against. Tak!

[Xneb]

"Towards" is a direction, whereas "against" is a moral or physical position, so yes, it's all about the context (as in your examples) that make them mean "towards"

[FionaOnDuoL]

I think 'imod' is similar to 'versus' in that both have someone actively facing something.
IDK if that helps you?

[Matthew832605]

can you say "det er han imod" though? I think i've seen something like "
Det tror jeg også"..