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dis·cord
dIs kord
复数:discords
第三人称单数:discords
现在分词:discording
过去式:discorded
过去分词:discorded
词根:discord
adj.discordant 不和谐的,刺耳的;不一致的
adv.discordantly 不和谐地;不一致地
n.discordance 不一致;不调和;冲突;(声音的)不和谐
noun
lack of agreement or harmony (as between persons, things, or ideas)
… must we fall into the jabber and babel of discord while victory is still unattained?—Sir Winston Churchill
active quarreling or conflict resulting from discord among persons or factions : strife discord between the two parties
marital discord
a combination of musical sounds that strikes the ear harshly
The song ends on a discord.
a harsh or unpleasant sound
verb
intransitive verb
disagree, clash
apple of discord不和的金苹果;引起不和的争端;不和的种子;祸根(据希腊神话三女神因争金苹果而导致特洛伊战争)
an apple of discord争端;祸根
13世纪早期, descorde,“不友好的感觉,恶意; ”也指“分歧,冲突”,源自12世纪的古法语 descorde “不一致”,源自拉丁语 discordia,源自 discors(属格 discordis)“不一致的,不和谐的”,源自 dis- “分开”(见 dis-) + cor(属格 cordis)“心脏”,源自 PIE 词根 *kerd- “心脏”。
音乐上的意义“两个音符在一起时缺乏和谐; 不和谐的音符组合”源自14世纪晚期。
音混杂,音不调和:同时集合两种或两种以上的不和谐音
Noun Middle English descorde, discord, from Anglo-French descorde, from Latin discordia, from discord-, discors — see discord >entry 2 Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French descorder, from Latin discordare, from discord-, discors discordant, from dis- + cord-, cor heart — more at heart
The first known use of discord was in the 13th century
discount1 of 2noun
an amount taken off a regular price
a ten percent discount for all employees
discount2 of 2verb
to lower the amount of a bill, debt, or charge
to sell or offer for sale at a lowered price
minimize sense 2b
shouldn't discount the importance of studying
to believe only partly : view with doubt
discount the rumors
discothequenoun
disco
disconoun
a nightclub for dancing to music
discordantadjective
not being in agreement
discordant opinions
quarrelsome
a discordant family
relating to or producing a discord
discordant music
discordantadjective
not being in agreement
discordant opinions
quarrelsome
a discordant family
relating to or producing a discord
discordant music
discordancenoun
the state or an instance of being discordant
discordant sounds or noise
discordnoun
lack of agreement or harmony : conflict
discord between political parties
a harsh combination of musical sounds
a harsh or unpleasant sound
1 In several instances he limned jaunty, major-key themes with ghostly wisps of discord, reinforcing the omnipresent turmoil.
2 To be sure, there’s romantic tension, marital discord, even betrayal, as well as the demands of caring for a severely autistic child.
3 On the other hand, it would be the only disinformation campaign to sow unity as opposed to discord.
4 Photograph: 02:31 The sound of a fight starting in a rave is unmistakable, the hostile grumble in immediate discord with the bubbling bass.
5 It also claimed that suffrage would be harmful to children, because it would increase the likelihood of “discord” in marriages, increasing the “already alarming” rate of divorce in the country.
6 In opera, music harmonises discords and helps to pardon moral faults, but the real Anna Nicole was loud, unlyrical and intermittently obscene.
7 The specifics of discord we don't hear here.
8 Religious conversions in multi-faith India are threatening to sow fresh discord as Muslim groups and opposition parties accuse organizations tied to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party of trying to undermine the nation's secular foundations.
9 War and peace, all this made abundantly clear, are also to be taken metaphorically as emotional states in a journey from discord to harmony, from chaos to serenity.
10 A note of discord crept into their relationship.
他们的关系出现了裂痕.
11 Although external stress tends to increase discord, hostility and withdrawal within couples, there are proven ways you can weather this crisis successfully — and possibly even improve your relationship.
12 And everyone’s individual understanding is different — from those, like radio host Alex Jones, who believe that the bombings in Boston was a “false flag” attack to sow discord, or those who automatically blame Al Qaeda.
13 Pennsylvania aside, the Restoration colonies of New York, New Jersey, Delaware, and North and South Carolina exhibited extraordinary spiritual discord and sectarianism as well as a remarkable but all too familiar indifference to things spiritual.
14 She sings about romance, friendship, family and community; she sings about longing, infatuation, discord, heartache and healing.
15 Where there was harmony she brought discord.
哪儿有和谐,她就把纷争带到哪里。
16 Zorro has outwitted avaricious governors, truculent men-at-arms and evil oligarchs trying to seize California’s riches and foment discord between Mexico and the United States.
17 A good deal of discord has arisen over the new construction project among the government officials.
在政府官员中对新的建设工程产生了不少分歧.
18 There were the reports of White House discord revealed in the new book “The Obamas.”
19 That can’t happen until you confront and resolve the events in the past that are still sowing seeds of discord today.
20 It isn’t that suffering or discord are eradicated in that moment, but I do think they are consolidated in, or made intelligible by, an overarching happiness.
1 不调和
jazz inconsistent ragged patchy jarring incongruous discordant inharmonious inharmonic jar dissonance roughness disharmony discordance disharmonious out of harmony out of key ajar absurdity repugnant dissonant dissociable inconsonant inconsonance clash disagreement incongruity
3 不协和和弦
4 倾轧
discordant dissonant division conflict collision friction strife dissonance jarring dissension unpleasantness discordance disunion
5 争吵
argument brush dispute breeze hassle contention fray strife quarrel altercation ruckus tiff dust-up ding-dong set-to ructions shindy fight argue bicker exchange words be at odds have words shout-up punch-up blue exchange fuss stink feud spar scrimmage broil run-in haggle rumpus bust-up falling-out rammy bagarre disagree brawl squabble scrap break wrangle call in question at loggerheads feudal jangly out yike threap cross-up row debate controversy scrape disagreement rhubarb snarl unpleasantness barney blowoff ruction dingdong brabble schemozzle collieshangie flyting fratch passage jar tangle quibble flite altercate jangle a passage of arms flap chops at odds
7 冲突
repugnant unharmonious velitation war fight conflict incident encounter clash collision friction fray strife jostle antinomy rencounter collide jar barge in conflict inharmonious inharmonic afoul shock warfare interference variance jarring dissension repugnance rencontre stour inharmony interfere militate falling out warring discordant disaccord violence rubber dash hassle scrape confrontation impingement discordance bang-up appulse crush bash
8 不和谐音
9 不协调
10 不一致
inconsistent repugnant incongruous discordant dissonant discrepant unreconciled nonconforming unconformable absonant discordantly imparity division disagreement discrepancy disparity inconsistency dissonance disharmony nonconformity repugnance discordance dissidence unconformity disaccord disagree clash out of phase at variance variance dissent disjunction repugnancy disconformity jar at odds unsteadily incompatibility untrue gap hitch incoherence belie different irregular uneven incompatible abrupt ragged abhorrent non-uniform ajar contradiction with divide at issue out of line contradictory unsympathetic conflict out of keeping with out of keeping out of whack out of sync out of kilter variant nonuniform incongruent inconsonant inconsonance dissension incongruity antinomy disunion inconsistence inconformity differ noncoherent noncoincidence divided erratic incommensurable incommensurate inharmonious inconsequent unharmonious noncongruent variety rift antipathy contrariety cross-purpose discrepance divarication collide misalign out of square
12 杂乱之声
13 不和
rift misunderstanding quarrel enmity unpleasantness disunity disunion be at odds at loggerheads clash variance strife contretemps dissident division faction feud dissension tiff on bad terms at outs at feud discordant difference friction tangle disunite at loggerheads over at loggerheads with over at loggerheads with estranged disunited breach mischief feudal dissonant dissentious war jar upset odds disagreement misunderstand dissonance outfall discordance disaccord rupture sever alienate falling out inimical inharmonious unharmonious out dispeace distance distraction dislike pique schism falling-out inharmony hassle split stranger unjoint set by the ears by the ears at odds at variance
14 不同
other different various fresh unlike diverse alien variant unequal dissimilar anew xeno- another distinction disparity differ variegate vary differentiate diversify
15 不协和音
16 争执
discordant dissentious jar disagreement squabble falling-out debate dispute feud bandy pull caps argument battlefield skirmish tussle unpleasantness tiff skirmishing argue
17 喧闹
noisy furious brawl boisterous uproarious rip-roaring rackety strepitoso whoop-de-do loud bustle uproar hoopla bedlam ballyhoo hurly-burly hurly katzenjammer clutter high jinks
19 争论
polemic disputant disputatious word difference fight argument conflict difficulty contest dispute controversy tilt contention quarrel altercation haggle bicker wrangling argumentation disputation rumpus contestation set-to sturt fratch brabble threap setto polemize argue disagree hassle contend squabble wrangle jangle argufy controvert make an issue of tangle with tit for tat blue exchange division row debate fuss tangle run-in niggle dust-up falling-out shauri spar altercate passage of arms cross swords go to the mat
20 纷争