同意与不同意 - Opposition

在这里，你将学习一些与反对相关的英语单词，如“demur”、“deadlock”和“criticize”。

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to counterattack [动词]

反击

Ex: Faced with unexpected aggression , the team quickly counterattacked .

面对意外的攻击，团队迅速反击了。

counterattack [名词]

反击

Ex: Their counterattack surprised the opposing forces .

他们的反击让敌方部队感到惊讶。

criticism [名词]

批评

Ex: She faced criticism for not meeting the project 's expectations .

她因未达到项目的期望而面临批评。

to criticize [动词]

批评

Ex: Sarah always criticizes her co-workers' presentations , but rarely offers constructive feedback .

莎拉总是批评同事的演讲，但很少提供建设性的反馈。

to [cross] swords [短语]

to argue or have a disagreement with someone

Ex: During the meeting , the project managers had to cross swords to resolve conflicting priorities and resource allocations .

deadlock [名词]

僵局

Ex: Despite hours of debate , the committee hit a deadlock over the proposed changes to the policy .

尽管经过数小时的辩论，委员会在政策提议的变更上陷入了僵局。

deadlocked [形容词]

僵持

debate [名词]

辩论

Ex: The debate on climate change highlighted the differences between the two parties ' approaches .

关于气候变化的辩论突出了两党方法之间的差异。

to debate [动词]

辩论

Ex: Residents gathered at the community center to debate the new development plans for the neighborhood .

居民们聚集在社区中心讨论社区的新发展计划。

to demur [动词]

反对

Ex: The committee member demurred at the proposed budget , expressing concerns about its feasibility .

委员会成员对提出的预算提出异议，对其可行性表示担忧。

to dicker [动词]

讨价还价

Ex: The couple decided to dicker with the real estate agent to get a better deal on their dream home .

这对夫妇决定与房地产经纪人讨价还价，以便在他们梦想的家上获得更好的交易。

to disagree [动词]

不同意

Ex:

我不同意对公司政策的拟议更改。

disagreement [名词]

分歧

Ex: Their disagreement over the best approach to the problem led to a heated debate that lasted for hours .

他们对问题最佳方法的分歧导致了一场持续数小时的激烈辩论。

to disassociate [动词]

分离

discord [名词]

不和

Ex: The project team was plagued by discord as individual members had conflicting priorities and goals .

项目团队因个别成员有冲突的优先事项和目标而受到不和的困扰。

discordant [形容词]

不和谐的

Ex: The discordant ideologies between the political parties created a divisive and polarized political landscape .

政党之间的不和谐意识形态创造了一个分裂和两极分化的政治格局。

disharmony [名词]

不和谐

disputable [形容词]

有争议的

Ex: The authenticity of the document is disputable and needs further verification .

文件的真实性有争议，需要进一步验证。

disputation [名词]

争论

Ex: The disputation over the budget proposal led to significant delays in the project ’s timeline .

关于预算提案的争论导致了项目时间表的重大延误。

dispute [名词]

争议

Ex: The company faced a legal dispute over the terms of the contract .

该公司因合同条款面临法律纠纷。

to dispute [动词]

争论

Ex: The two colleagues started to dispute the best approach to solving the project 's challenges .

两位同事开始争论解决项目挑战的最佳方法。

dissension [名词]

分歧

Ex: The two scholars had a public dissension over the interpretation of the ancient texts .

两位学者对古代文本的解释公开分歧。

dissent [名词]

a difference of opinion, especially from commonly accepted beliefs

Ex: Her quiet dissent went unnoticed during the heated debate .

to dissent [动词]

持异议

Ex: Many in the community dissented when the city proposed building a new highway through the park .

当市政府提议修建一条穿过公园的新高速公路时，社区中的许多人表示反对。

dissenter [名词]

持异议者

dissenting [形容词]

持异议的

dissidence [名词]

异议

Ex: Her writings expressing dissidence against institutionalized racism and sexism challenged mainstream views of the era .

她的作品表达了反对制度化的种族主义和性别歧视的异议，挑战了那个时代的主流观点。

dissident [名词]

持不同政见者

Ex: In authoritarian regimes , dissidents often have to operate underground or in exile to avoid arrest for their dissenting activities .

在威权政体中，异议人士常常不得不在地下或流亡中活动，以避免因他们的异议活动而被捕。

dissident [形容词]

持不同政见的

Ex: The dissident faction within the party refused to support the new leader .

党内的异见派系拒绝支持新领导人。

to dissociate [动词]

分离

dissociation [名词]

the action of separating or removing something from an association or connection

Ex: Political dissociation from extremist factions helped maintain public support .

dissonance [名词]

不和谐

Ex: The team struggled with dissonance , as each member had a different vision .

团队因不和谐而挣扎，因为每个成员都有不同的愿景。

dissonant [形容词]

不和谐的

Ex: The dissonant views within the group made it difficult to come to a consensus on the issue .

小组内部的不和谐观点使得在这个问题上难以达成共识。

to disunite [动词]

使分裂

disunity [名词]

不团结

to diverge [动词]

分歧

Ex: Over time , the political parties ' stances started to diverge , leading to increased polarization .

随着时间的推移，政党的立场开始分歧，导致两极分化加剧。

divergence [名词]

分歧

Ex: There was a clear ideological divergence between the conservative and progressive factions on social issues .

在社會問題上，保守派和進步派之間存在明顯的意識形態分歧。

to divide [动词]

分裂

Ex: The controversial proposal to build a new highway through the park divided the community .

有争议的在公园中修建新高速公路的提议分裂了社区。

to [divide] and [conquer|rule] [短语]

to not allow people become united and pose a threat to one by keeping them busy through causing disagreement and argument between them

Ex: The colonial power historically used a " divide and rule " approach to maintain control over diverse populations .

divided [形容词]

分裂的

division [名词]

分裂

Ex: The debate caused a division among the team members .

辩论在团队成员中引起了分歧。

divisive [形容词]

分裂的

Ex: His divisive comments on social media sparked heated debates among his followers .

他在社交媒体上的分裂性评论在他的追随者中引发了激烈的辩论。

divisively [副词]

分裂地

divisiveness [名词]

分裂

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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