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difference noun 3disagreement 分歧ADJECTIVE | VERB + DIFFERENCE | DIFFERENCE + VERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEirreconcilable, major, serious, sharp 不可调和的分歧；重大分歧；严重分歧minor, slight 小分歧；轻微的意见不和outstanding 未解决的分歧◆These talks aim to resolve the outstanding differences between the two sides.这些会谈的目的是消除双方尚存的分歧。VERB + DIFFERENCEhave 有分歧◆They have had some minor differences, but in general they get on well together.他们之间存在一些小分歧，不过总的来说相处得还不错。make up (BrE) , patch up, put aside, reconcile, resolve, settle 解决分歧；弥合分歧；搁置分歧；消除分歧◆We're going to get the two sides together to see if they can't settle their differences.我们打算把双方召集到一起看他们是否能解决分歧。DIFFERENCE + VERBarise, emerge, occur 分歧产生；分歧出现◆Differences may arise when the young people do not have the same expectations as their parents.年轻人的期望与父母不同时就会出现分歧。remain 分歧仍然存在◆Although the talks were generally successful, differences remain between the groups.尽管会谈整体上是成功的，双方仍存在分歧。PREPOSITIONdifference as to, difference over 关于⋯的分歧◆There were some differences as to how to deal with the crisis.关于如何应对这场危机存在不同的看法。PHRASESa difference of opinion 意见分歧◆She and Luke had a difference of opinion over how much money they should spend.她与卢克在该花多少钱的问题上发生了争执。have your differences 有分歧◆Like any married couple, we have our differences.和其他所有的夫妇一样，我们之间也存在分歧。 |