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gulf noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + GULF | GULF + VERB | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEbig, deep, enormous, great, huge, unbridgeable, vast, wide, yawning 鸿沟；深沟；巨大的差异；不可逾越的鸿沟；深渊growing, widening 加大的差异◆a growing gulf between the prosperous south and the declining towns of the north繁荣的南方和日益衰落的北方城镇之间越来越大的差异cultural, ideological 文化／意识形态差异◆the ideological gulf that separated the two branches of the movement致使运动两个分支分裂的意识形态鸿沟VERB + GULFcreate 造成隔阂◆This atrocity has created a huge gulf between the two groups.这一暴行在两个群体之间造成了巨大的隔阂。widen 加大差距◆Other factors widened the gulf that separated rich from poor.其他因素加大了贫富差距。emphasize, illustrate 强调／说明差距◆The documentary illustrated the gulf between industrialized and developing countries.这部纪录片展示了工业化国家和发展中国家之间的差距。bridge 弥合差距◆The new degree course aims to bridge the gulf between education and industry.新的学位课程旨在弥合教育和实业之间的脱节。GULF + VERBexist 差距存在divide sb/sth, separate sb/sth 差距把⋯分开◆the yawning gulf that separates the two cultures将两种文化分隔开的鸿沟open, open up 形成裂隙；出现隔阂◆A gulf had opened up between the former friends.以往的朋友之间出现了隔阂。PREPOSITIONgulf between ⋯之间的差距◆an unbridgeable gulf between home and school life家庭生活和学校生活之间不可逾越的鸿沟gulf in 在⋯方面的差距◆the huge gulf in level between professional and amateur teams职业队和业余队之间巨大的水平差距gulf of ⋯的隔阂◆A gulf of mistrust still exists between them.他们之间依然存在着极大的不信任。 |