英语词组on the other hand是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

on the other hand(but) on the other (hand)

the second thing to consider.

You say you're lonely and bored, but on the other hand, you never go out anywhere!There has always been a struggle between the reformers on the one hand and the conservatives on the other.

Usage notes: often in two parts — on the one hand followed by but on the other hand - there are two things to be considered:

On the one hand, I'm delighted my work won the prize, but on the other hand, I know I could have done it better.

idiomon the other handdifferent used when you are saying something that is different from or opposite to the idea or fact that you have just mentioned:Theater is so demanding - TV work, on the other hand, I love.On a wet winter's day the sea is at its roughest, absolutely breathtaking. In summer, on the other hand, the sea is a beautiful dark blue with the sun glistening on its surface.

on the other hand

From a different, conflicting, or contradictory point of view. (Sometimes preceded by "on the one hand" to specifically set up a contrast between the two points of view.) This deal could really help the business get out of debt. Though, on the other hand, you'd just be indebted to the government instead. I'm really torn. On the one hand, I'd be starting a high-paying job doing what I've always wanted for a living. But on the other hand, I'd have to move halfway around the world from all my friends and family to do it.

on the other hand

Fig. a phrase introducing an alternate view. John: I'm ready to go; on the other hand, I'm perfectly comfortable here. Sally: I'll let you know when I'm ready, then. Mary: I like this one. On the other hand, this is nice too. Sue: Why not get both?

on the other hand

see under on the one hand.

on the other hand

As another point of view; from another standpoint.

词组	on the other hand
释义	Idiom on the other hand(but) on the other (hand) the second thing to consider. You say you're lonely and bored, but on the other hand, you never go out anywhere!There has always been a struggle between the reformers on the one hand and the conservatives on the other. Usage notes: often in two parts — on the one hand followed by but on the other hand - there are two things to be considered: On the one hand, I'm delighted my work won the prize, but on the other hand, I know I could have done it better. idiomon the other handdifferent used when you are saying something that is different from or opposite to the idea or fact that you have just mentioned:Theater is so demanding - TV work, on the other hand, I love.On a wet winter's day the sea is at its roughest, absolutely breathtaking. In summer, on the other hand, the sea is a beautiful dark blue with the sun glistening on its surface. on the other hand From a different, conflicting, or contradictory point of view. (Sometimes preceded by "on the one hand" to specifically set up a contrast between the two points of view.) This deal could really help the business get out of debt. Though, on the other hand, you'd just be indebted to the government instead. I'm really torn. On the one hand, I'd be starting a high-paying job doing what I've always wanted for a living. But on the other hand, I'd have to move halfway around the world from all my friends and family to do it. on the other hand Fig. a phrase introducing an alternate view. John: I'm ready to go; on the other hand, I'm perfectly comfortable here. Sally: I'll let you know when I'm ready, then. Mary: I like this one. On the other hand, this is nice too. Sue: Why not get both? on the other hand see under on the one hand. on the other hand As another point of view; from another standpoint.
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