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品質の説明 - 互換性と非互換性

「at cross purposes」や「fly in the teeth of」などの英語のイディオムが、英語における互換性と非互換性にどのように関連しているかを発見してください。

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English Idioms used to Describe Qualities
at cross purposes

used to describe a situation in which people or groups have conflicting goals or intentions

Ex: The negotiation failed because the parties involved were talking at cross purposes, unable to reach a mutual agreement.
on (a|) par with {sb/sth}

used to convey that a person or thing is on the same level as someone or something else

Ex: Her artistic talent is on a par with some of the greatest painters of our time.
out of place

not suitable for a particular situation

Ex: The incorrect grammatical structure in the sentence made it appear out of place in the well-written essay.
out of context

used of a statement or remark that is quoted in an incomplete or inaccurate way, often to the point that makes it hard to understand if not misunderstood

Ex: It is important to consider the historical background and cultural context when studying literature to avoid misinterpreting the author's intentions and taking passages out of context.
at odds
at odds
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(with reference to two things) in contrast to each other instead of correspondence

Ex: The artist's abstract painting was at odds with the traditional style of the gallery, eliciting mixed reactions from the visitors.
out of step with {sb/sth}

having ideas or beliefs that are in conflict with those of other people

Ex: The team's lack of communication made them constantly out of step with each other, resulting in mistakes and inefficiencies.
to [fly] in the teeth of {sth}

to be in complete disagreement with something

Ex: The team's lack of communication made them constantly out of step with each other, resulting in mistakes and inefficiencies.
to [lend] itself to {sth}

to naturally fit or suit a particular use or situation

Ex: Her artistic style lends itself to a wide range of mediums, from painting to sculpture.
out of whack

not corresponding to or agreeing with something else

Ex: The team's chemistry on the field was out of whack, leading to a series of miscommunications and errors.
strange bedfellows

two people or things that form a very good but strange combination with one another

奇妙な同衾者, 奇妙な同盟者

奇妙な同衾者, 奇妙な同盟者

Ex: The musician and the mathematician formed strange bedfellows, combining their talents to create innovative compositions based on mathematical principles .音楽家と数学者は、数学的原理に基づいた革新的な作曲を作るために彼らの才能を組み合わせ、**奇妙な同衾者**を形成しました。
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