contraries

英 [ˈkɒntrəriz]

美 [ˈkɑntrɛriz]

n.  相反的事实(或事情、情况)
contrary的复数

双语例句

• The marriage, to Black, means the reconciliation of then contraries, not the subordination of the one to the other.
  婚姻对布莱克意味着矛盾的调和，而并非一方从属于另一方。
• Dreams go by contraries.
  梦想与现实相反。（事与愿违。）
• By contraries, what we should do is to probe into the cause that rural cooperative finance makes little success in China.
  恰恰相反，问题的关键在于农村合作金融在中国没能成功发展的原因。
• The "marriage", to Blake, means the reconciliation of the contraries, not the subordination of the one to the other.
  联姻，并不是要求一方隶属与另一方，而是对立双方矛盾的调和。
• By contraries, little research have been done on concurrent object-oriented languages.
  相反，对于并发面向对象语言，人们研究得较少。
• Quality is not limited by WTO rules, by contraries, it can help us to get over trade barriers.
  质量竞争不仅不会受到世贸规则的限制，而且在经济全球化的情况下，还可以打破贸易保护壁垒。
• The relationship between commercial banks and customers is switching gradually from interest contraries to an interest community.
  商业银行与客户之间的关系从利益对立方正逐步向利益共同体转变。
• After the reform and opening, its disorganization did not attribute to the decline of collective economy; by contraries, it should attribute to the loss of political impulse to a great extent.
  改革开放后，其解体并不完全归因于集体经济的衰落，而是在更大程度上由于没有了强大的政治推动。
• By contraries, the photo saturation of GongNong ⅰ and XiMeng decreased 2/ 3and 1/ 3 respectively.
  锡盟和公农一号的光饱和点分别降低了2/3和1/3。
• She had learned that the best way to manage Joe was by the law of contraries.
  她知道，对付裘最好的法子莫过于反其道而行之了。