be miles apart

To be holding very different positions and therefore unlikely to reach an agreement. The two sides are still miles apart, so I doubt they'll reach an agreement on the contract today.

be ˈmiles apart

(of two sides in an argument, dispute, etc.) not at all close to reaching agreement: The Government and the trade unions are still miles apart in this dispute. We’re miles apart on our understanding of the problem.

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释义	be miles apart be miles apart To be holding very different positions and therefore unlikely to reach an agreement. The two sides are still miles apart, so I doubt they'll reach an agreement on the contract today. See also: apart, mile Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. be ˈmiles apart (of two sides in an argument, dispute, etc.) not at all close to reaching agreement: The Government and the trade unions are still miles apart in this dispute. We’re miles apart on our understanding of the problem. See also: apart, mile Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: max out maxed out reach reach (one) (something) swim for swim for (someone or something) a leg up leg up leg up, a claw (one's) way (somewhere) References in periodicals archive If they are, you can put all of the vehicles currently on the face of the earth in the sky at the same time and they'd be miles apart." Intrigued? MOLLER'S DRIVEN ... TO FLY
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