| 词组 | dialogue |
| 释义 | dialogue also dialog AmE /ˈdaɪəlɒɡ $ -lɒːɡ, -lɑːɡ/ noun a discussion between two groups or countriesadjectivespolitical dialogue Only political dialogue can bring an end to the crisis.peaceful dialogue The Chinese president wants to settle the dispute through peaceful dialog.open dialogue (=a dialogue in which people are free to say what they want) Staff meetings aim to encourage open dialogue and the sharing of ideas.constructive dialogue (=dialogue in which you are trying to reach an agreement about something, not just criticizing each other) The government said that it was involved in a constructive dialog with the US.direct dialogue Ministers refused to enter into direct dialogue with the terrorists.verbshave a dialogue The leaders had a dialogue about relations between their countries.be engaged/involved in a dialogue formal (=be having a dialogue) The parties are currently engaged in a political dialog.start/open a dialogue The union says it wants to start a dialogue with the management.enter into/establish a dialogue formal (=start a dialogue) The United States entered into a dialog with Russia about nuclear weapons. | China agreed to establish a dialogue with Japan concerning trade between the two countries.engage in a dialogue formal (=take part in a dialogue) The artist was happy to engage in a dialogue about her work.maintain a dialogue The two countries are keen to maintain a dialog with each other.encourage/promote dialogue He hopes to encourage dialogue between parents and their children.prepositionsa dialogue with sb Pakistan has restarted a dialogue with China.a dialogue between sb There is little prospect of dialogue between the government and the rebels.a dialogue about sth The two countries were continuing a dialogue about trade.through dialogue (=by discussion) The dispute should be settled through dialogue. |
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