adversarial

单词adversarial

基本解释

adj.: 对立的；敌对的
网络: 对手的；对抗性的；对抗的

权威解释

• 对立的；敌对的:

  involving people who are in opposition and who make attacks on each other

英汉解释

• 对手的

• 敌对,敌对的;极力反对

同义词

adj.confrontationalargumentativecombativeantagonisticaccusatorial

反义词

adj.cooperative

例句

• He warns against the emergence of a "structurally adversarial relationship" between China and the United States and its regional friends.

  他对中国与美国及其在该地区的盟友之间的“结构性对抗关系”浮出水面发出警告。

• In common-law countries, the battleground of the court is of a piece with the adversarial, yet rule-bound, spirit of politics.

  在普通法系国家，法庭这座战场便是对抗性的但受制于规则的政治精神的一个例子。

• The U. S. -China relationship is not inescapably destined to be adversarial, and certainly not violently so.

  美中关系并不是不可避免地会陷于对抗，当然也不会那样激烈。

• First, you will establish an adversarial relationship with the market that takes you out of the constant flow of opportunities.

  第一，你和市场建立了敌对关系，错失持续一致性的机会。

• White House correspondents assumed a more adversarial stance, and the bond between media and government elites frayed.

  白宫记者们则摆出更具对抗性的姿态，并成为媒体与政府精英过招的粘合剂。

• Sports, especially athletics is an important feature of a highly competitive and adversarial.

  体育，尤其是竞技体育的一个重要特征是具有极强的竞争性和对抗性。

• May Berenbaum says that for thousands of years, people have had an adversarial relationship with bees, because they sting.

  五月贝伦鲍姆说，对几千年的历史，人们有一个对抗性与蜜蜂的关系，因为他们刺痛。

• The construction industry is generally acknowledged as the adversarial industry with the frequent occurrence of construction disputes.

  工程合同争端的频繁发生使得建筑工程业被称为是一个具有对抗性的行业。

• We are seeing fundamental shifts from contractual, adversarial relationships with the business to ones that are more collaborative.

  我们看到了基础性的转变，与商业伙伴之间从契约性的、对立的关系转到更为协作的关系。

• Relatively inexpensive and non adversarial divorce mediation-rather than pricey, contentious litigation-is now more common than ever.

  相比代价高昂的有争议诉讼，代价相对低廉的无争议离婚仲裁比以往任何时候都更普遍。