同意与不同意 - Disagreement

在这里，你将学习一些与分歧相关的英语单词，如“反对”、“争吵”和“碰撞”。

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to [ask] for trouble [短语]

to do something that is very likely to result in trouble or difficulty

Ex: Borrowing money from a loan shark is definitely asking for trouble due to the exorbitant interest rates .

adversary [名词]

对手

Ex: Even though they were fierce adversaries on the court , off the court they were good friends .

尽管他们在球场上是对手，但在球场外他们是好朋友。

against [介词]

反对

Ex: She has been fighting against discrimination for years .

她多年来一直在反对歧视。

all hell [break] (loose|out) [短语]

used when a situation suddenly becomes very intense or chaotic

Ex:

altercation [名词]

争吵

Ex: A heated altercation occurred during the town hall meeting .

在市政厅会议期间发生了一场激烈的争吵。

anti [介词]

反

Ex:

该组织推动反歧视政策，以确保所有员工的平等。

to argue [动词]

争论

Ex:

我和店主就衬衫的价格争论了。

argument [名词]

论点

Ex: She avoids getting into an argument with her boss .

她避免与老板发生争论。

to argue with [动词]

争论

Ex: She did n't hesitate to argue with her colleague when he suggested that their team had failed to meet the client 's expectations .

当同事提出他们的团队未能满足客户的期望时，她毫不犹豫地与他争论。

argumentative [形容词]

好争论的

Ex: The couple 's argumentative relationship made family gatherings tense and uncomfortable .

这对夫妇的好争论的关系使家庭聚会变得紧张和不舒服。

as a matter of fact [短语]

used to introduce a statement that presents a truth or reality, often to clarify or emphasize something

Ex:

athwart [介词]

与...相反

at loggerheads [短语]

in serious disagreement with someone

Ex: Despite being close friends , Jane and Susan were at loggerheads when it came to deciding on a vacation destination .

at odds [短语]

(of opinions) in complete disagreement with each other

Ex: The team members were at odds regarding the strategy for the upcoming project , leading to a heated discussion .

at each other's throats [短语]

used when two or more people, groups, or organizations fight or disagree with one another

Ex: During the heated debate , the political candidates were at each other 's throats , exchanging harsh words and accusations .

bad feelings [名词]

不好的感觉

to [bang] {one's} heads together [短语]

to forcefully make people stop arguing and start behaving appropriately

battle [名词]

a direct confrontation between opposing groups or individuals

Ex:

battle line [名词]

战线

Ex: The battle line in the debate was drawn over the issue of gun control .

辩论中的战线是在枪支管制问题上划定的。

battleground [名词]

战场

to [beard] the lion in (his|her) den [短语]

to confront someone very powerful or dangerous in their area of control and strength, where they hold the advantage

Ex: They are bearding the lion in his den by challenging the oppressive government in peaceful protests .

bellicose [形容词]

好战的

Ex: The politician 's bellicose speeches fueled animosity among the constituents , polarizing the community .

政治家的好斗演讲激起了选民之间的敌意，使社区两极分化。

bellicosity [名词]

好战

to [be] {not} having any (of it|of that|) [短语]

to be completely unwilling to do something

to bicker [动词]

争吵

Ex: Despite their strong friendship , the friends would occasionally bicker about insignificant matters , like choosing a movie .

尽管他们的友谊很牢固，但朋友们偶尔会为一些不重要的事情争吵，比如选择一部电影。

bickering [名词]

争吵

to [bite|hold] {one's} tongue [短语]

to not say something, against one's wish, in order to avoid causing an argument or upsetting someone

Ex: Despite her strong disagreement , she bit her tongue to keep the peace during the negotiation .

bone of contention [短语]

a subject over which people disagree

Ex: In the family discussion about holiday plans , the choice of destination became a bone of contention , with each member advocating for a different location .

but [连词]

但是

to carry on [动词]

继续说话

Ex: He carried on about the weather even though no one was listening .

尽管没人在听，他还是继续谈论天气。

challenging [形容词]

刺激的

Ex: The film presented a challenging perspective on modern society .

这部电影提出了一个关于现代社会的发人深省的观点。

clash [名词]

冲突

Ex: The cultural festival was disrupted by a clash of opinions on how the event should be organized .

文化节因关于活动应如何组织的意见冲突而中断。

to clash [动词]

冲突

Ex: They clashed over how to divide the responsibilities for the project .

他们就如何分配项目责任发生冲突。

to collide [动词]

冲突

Ex: The two leaders collided over the terms of the peace agreement .

两位领导人在和平协议的条款上发生了冲突。

collision [名词]

碰撞

combative [形容词]

好斗的

come off it [感叹词]

别胡说了

Ex: Come off it now – she was only trying to help .

别这样了 – 她只是想帮忙。

to [come] out on top [短语]

to win an argument or other competitive situation

Ex:

conflict [名词]

a disagreement or argument over something important

Ex: Their long-standing conflict was finally resolved through open communication and compromise .

to conflict [动词]

冲突

Ex:

她对这个问题的看法与同事的看法冲突。

to confront [动词]

面对

Ex: She summoned the courage to confront her abusive partner about his behavior .

她鼓起勇气面对她施虐的伴侣，谈论他的行为。

confrontation [名词]

对抗

Ex: The diplomatic efforts aimed to prevent a military confrontation between the two nations .

外交努力旨在防止两国之间的军事对抗。

confrontational [形容词]

对抗性的

contention [名词]

争论

Ex: Their contention over the budget led to several heated meetings .

他们对预算的争论导致了几次激烈的会议。

contentious [形容词]

有争议的

Ex: Her contentious nature made it challenging to reach consensus in team discussions .

她好争论的本性使得在团队讨论中达成共识具有挑战性。

to contradict [动词]

反驳

Ex: He contradicted the teacher ’s explanation , arguing that it was inaccurate .

他反驳了老师的解释，认为它不准确。

contrarian [名词]

逆向投资者

contretemps [名词]

小争执

Ex: The unexpected contretemps at the meeting left everyone feeling a bit awkward .

会议中意外的小插曲让每个人都感到有点尴尬。

controversial [形容词]

有争议的

Ex: The documentary was controversial , sparking debates across the country .

这部纪录片有争议，在全国引发了辩论。

controversially [副词]

有争议地

Ex: The book explored a controversially provocative topic , generating conflicting opinions among readers .

这本书探讨了一个有争议的挑衅性话题，在读者中产生了 conflicting opinions。

controversy [名词]

争议

Ex: She wrote an article about the ongoing controversy in the education system .

她写了一篇关于教育系统中正在进行的争议的文章。

同意与不同意
Agreement	相互协议	相互理解与同意	团结与和谐
符合与统一	妥协或投降	合作与符合	讨论与矛盾
违约或取消	Disagreement	Opposition	冲突与反对
分歧与对比	矛盾与反对	分歧与争议	调解与影响
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