英语词汇compare的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

compare /kəmˈpeə $ -ˈper/ verb to consider two or more things or people, in order to show how they are similar or different: The report compares the different types of home computer available.prepositionscompare sb/sth with sb/sth The police compared the suspect’s fingerprints with those found at the crime scene.compare sb/sth to sb/sth Davies’ style of writing has been compared to Dickens’. phrasescompare and contrast Compare and contrast the main characters of these two novels.THESAURUS: compare make/draw a comparison to compare two or more things or people and say how they are similar: In her article, she makes a comparison between people’s lives now and 50 years ago. | It is possible to draw a comparison between the two poets’ work. draw an analogy to say that two situations are similar – a rather formal use: Some people have attempted to draw an analogy between America’s invasion of Iraq and the war in Vietnam. | One way to think of the development of the worm is to draw an analogy with a digital computer. draw a parallel to say that some features of things are similar, especially things that are actually very different – a rather formal use: He draws a parallel between football and religion. | Parallels can be drawn between her work and that of Picasso. contrast to compare two things, situations etc, in order to show how they are different from each other: In her novel she contrasts the lives of two families in very different circumstances. make/draw a distinction between to say that you think two things are very different: The author draws a distinction between allowing death to occur, and causing it. | It is important to make a distinction between people’s fears about crime and the amount of crime that really happens. measure sb/sth against sb/sth to compare two people or things, in order to judge which is better, bigger etc: As a young actress, she was nervous of being measured against her famous father. | Murray’s progress is often measured against that of Nadal.

词组	compare
释义	compare /kəmˈpeə $ -ˈper/ verb to consider two or more things or people, in order to show how they are similar or different: The report compares the different types of home computer available.prepositionscompare sb/sth with sb/sth The police compared the suspect’s fingerprints with those found at the crime scene.compare sb/sth to sb/sth Davies’ style of writing has been compared to Dickens’. phrasescompare and contrast Compare and contrast the main characters of these two novels.THESAURUS: compare make/draw a comparison to compare two or more things or people and say how they are similar: In her article, she makes a comparison between people’s lives now and 50 years ago. \| It is possible to draw a comparison between the two poets’ work. draw an analogy to say that two situations are similar – a rather formal use: Some people have attempted to draw an analogy between America’s invasion of Iraq and the war in Vietnam. \| One way to think of the development of the worm is to draw an analogy with a digital computer. draw a parallel to say that some features of things are similar, especially things that are actually very different – a rather formal use: He draws a parallel between football and religion. \| Parallels can be drawn between her work and that of Picasso. contrast to compare two things, situations etc, in order to show how they are different from each other: In her novel she contrasts the lives of two families in very different circumstances. make/draw a distinction between to say that you think two things are very different: The author draws a distinction between allowing death to occur, and causing it. \| It is important to make a distinction between people’s fears about crime and the amount of crime that really happens. measure sb/sth against sb/sth to compare two people or things, in order to judge which is better, bigger etc: As a young actress, she was nervous of being measured against her famous father. \| Murray’s progress is often measured against that of Nadal.
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