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有分歧, 不和, 不符;
noun
the fact, quality, or state of being variable or variant : difference, variation
yearly variance in crops
the fact or state of being in disagreement : dissension, dispute
a disagreement between two parts of the same legal proceeding that must be consonant
a license to do some act contrary to the usual rule
a zoning variance
the square of the standard deviation
noun
the fact, quality, or state of being variable or variant : difference, variation
yearly variance in crops
the fact or state of being in disagreement : dissension, dispute
a disagreement between two parts of the same legal proceeding that must be consonant
a license to do some act contrary to the usual rule
a zoning variance
the square of the standard deviation
Middle English variaunce "change, variety, discrepancy," borrowed from Anglo-French variance, borrowed from Latin variantia, "diversity, variety," from variant-, varians variant >entry 1 + -ia -ia >entry 1
The first known use of variance was in the 14th century
hand1 of 2noun
the free end part of the arm or forelimb when used (as in human beings) for handling, grasping, and holding
any of various bodily parts (as the hind foot of an ape or the pincers of a crab) that are like the hand in structure or function
something resembling a hand: as
a pointer on a dial
a figure of a hand with index finger extended to point something out
a bunch of bananas
personal possession : control
in the hands of the enemy
side entry 1 sense 2, direction
fighting on either hand
a side or point of view in an issue or argument
on the one hand, we can declare a tie, or on the other hand, keep playing
a pledge especially of marriage
asked for her hand
handwriting sense 2
skill sense 1, ability
try one's hand at chess
assistance or help involving physical effort
lend a hand
a part or share in doing something
take a hand in the work
a unit of measure equal to 4 inches (about 10.2 centimeters) used especially for the height of horses
a round of applause
give him a hand
the cards or pieces held by a player in a game
a single round in a game
one who performs or produces a work
two portraits by the same hand
a hired worker
a member of a ship's crew
all hands on deck
one skilled in a particular activity or field
an old hand at foreign affairs
workmanship sense 2
the hand of a master
hand2 of 2verb
to guide or assist with the hand
to give or pass with or as if with the hand
hand a person a letter
hand1 of 2noun
the free end part of the arm or forelimb when used (as in human beings) for handling, grasping, and holding
any of various bodily parts (as the hind foot of an ape or the pincers of a crab) that are like the hand in structure or function
something resembling a hand: as
a pointer on a dial
a figure of a hand with index finger extended to point something out
a bunch of bananas
personal possession : control
in the hands of the enemy
side entry 1 sense 2, direction
fighting on either hand
a side or point of view in an issue or argument
on the one hand, we can declare a tie, or on the other hand, keep playing
a pledge especially of marriage
asked for her hand
handwriting sense 2
skill sense 1, ability
try one's hand at chess
assistance or help involving physical effort
lend a hand
a part or share in doing something
take a hand in the work
a unit of measure equal to 4 inches (about 10.2 centimeters) used especially for the height of horses
a round of applause
give him a hand
the cards or pieces held by a player in a game
a single round in a game
one who performs or produces a work
two portraits by the same hand
a hired worker
a member of a ship's crew
all hands on deck
one skilled in a particular activity or field
an old hand at foreign affairs
workmanship sense 2
the hand of a master
hand2 of 2verb
to guide or assist with the hand
to give or pass with or as if with the hand
hand a person a letter
most1 of 5adjective
the majority of
most people believe this
greatest in amount or extent
the most ability
most2 of 5adverb
to the greatest or highest level or extent—often used with an adjective or adverb to form the superlativemost actively
most active
to a very great extent
a most careful driver
most3 of 5noun
the greatest amount, number, or part
most4 of 5adverb
almost
the cost of most everything is higher
-most5 of 5adjective suffix
most
innermost
most1 of 5adjective
the majority of
most people believe this
greatest in amount or extent
the most ability
most2 of 5adverb
to the greatest or highest level or extent—often used with an adjective or adverb to form the superlativemost actively
most active
to a very great extent
a most careful driver
most3 of 5noun
the greatest amount, number, or part
most4 of 5adverb
almost
the cost of most everything is higher
-most5 of 5adjective suffix
most
innermost
ready1 of 2adjective
prepared for use or action
dinner is ready
likely to do something
ready to cry
willing sense 1
ready to give aid
showing ease and promptness
a ready answer
available right away : handy
ready money
ready2 of 2verb
to make ready : prepare
ready1 of 2adjective
prepared for use or action
dinner is ready
likely to do something
ready to cry
willing sense 1
ready to give aid
showing ease and promptness
a ready answer
available right away : handy
ready money
ready2 of 2verb
to make ready : prepare
time1 of 2noun
the period during which an action, process, or condition exists or continues : duration it rained all the time during our vacation
was gone a long time
part of the day when one is free to do as one pleases
find time for reading
a point or period when something occurs : occasion
remember the time you entered the pie-eating contest
a set or usual moment or hour for something to happen, begin, or end
arrived ahead of time
a historical period : age
in your grandparents' time
conditions of a specified period move with the times
times are hard
a prison sentence
doing time for robbery
the rhythmic grouping of beats in music shown in the time signature
a moment, hour, day, or year as indicated by a clock or calendar
what time is it
a system of determining time
one of a series of repeated instances or actions
told you many times
plural added or accumulated quantities or examples
five times greater
plural equal parts of which an indicated number make up a greater quantity
five times smaller
turn entry 2 sense 5b
three times at bat
a person's experience during a certain period had quite a time staying in the saddle
had the time of their lives
time-out
called time
time2 of 2verb
to arrange or set the time or rate at which something happens
to measure or record the time, duration, or rate of
timed the race
time1 of 2noun
the period during which an action, process, or condition exists or continues : duration it rained all the time during our vacation
was gone a long time
part of the day when one is free to do as one pleases
find time for reading
a point or period when something occurs : occasion
remember the time you entered the pie-eating contest
a set or usual moment or hour for something to happen, begin, or end
arrived ahead of time
a historical period : age
in your grandparents' time
conditions of a specified period move with the times
times are hard
a prison sentence
doing time for robbery
the rhythmic grouping of beats in music shown in the time signature
a moment, hour, day, or year as indicated by a clock or calendar
what time is it
a system of determining time
one of a series of repeated instances or actions
told you many times
plural added or accumulated quantities or examples
five times greater
plural equal parts of which an indicated number make up a greater quantity
five times smaller
turn entry 2 sense 5b
three times at bat
a person's experience during a certain period had quite a time staying in the saddle
had the time of their lives
time-out
called time
time2 of 2verb
to arrange or set the time or rate at which something happens
to measure or record the time, duration, or rate of
timed the race
variancenoun
the quality or state of being variable or variant : difference
yearly variance in growth
the fact or state of being in disagreement : dispute
the square of the standard deviation
1 It is unnatural for sisters go be at variance.
姐妹之间不和是不近人情的.
2 We cannot suit; we are ever at variance.
我们合不拢, 我们始终是有分歧的.
3 Carl's actions were always at variance with his promises.
卡尔的言行不一致.
4 My ideas are at variance with his.
我的思想和他的不同。
5 As long as your interests and mine were at variance I could give you no counsel on this subject.
只要你我的利益有冲突,我就不能在这个问题上向你提出任何忠告.
6 Despite these resemblances, Emerson and Howthorne are at variance in several important respects.
尽管有这些类似之点, 爱默生和霍桑在几个重要方面却不同.
7 The question of woman suffrage sets them at variance.
妇女参政的问题使他们发生争执.
8 They were very much at odds with each other.
他们彼此间非常不合。
9 He had to get a variance to add a garage on to his house.
10 It is unnatural for brothers to be at variance.
兄弟之间不睦是不近人情的.
11 I was at cross purposes with my wife over the purchase of a new television set.
我跟我妻子在购买新电视机这个问题上意见不合。
12 And twice in as many weeks, key city committees have rebuffed their efforts, signaling a disinterest in blocking the project, which the university maintains needs no zoning variances.
13 This idealistic concept is at variance with reality.
这种理想主义的观念和现实相矛盾。
14 The political situation there was equally at variance with our preconceptions.
那里的政治形势也同样与我们事先的想法不符.
15 There was some variance in the results.
16 This theory is at variance with the known facts.
这种理论与已知事实不符.
17 Results at present are ambiguous.
目前的结果是有分歧的。
18 The city in 2022 signed a variance with the Central Valley Regional Water Board that allowed people to camp in trailers on the site, but prohibited them to camp in tents, due to vapor contamination.
19 What he did was at variance with his earlier promises.
他所做的与先前答应的有所?I格.
20 This, too, was something which was completely at variance with the known laws of nature.
这同样完全不符合当时已知的自然法则.
1 敌对
opponent rival adverse hostile warring antagonistic antagonistically war opposition rivalry hostility enmity antagonism antagonise
2 看法不一
3 冲突
war conflict clash collision warfare strife jar collide incident encounter confrontation run-in scuffle at variance with
4 相矛盾
5 不和
feudal discordant inimical inharmonious unharmonious out disaccord dispeace difference distance division breach upset distraction dislike friction variance rift misunderstanding rupture mischief discord strife pique enmity schism dissension unpleasantness discordance falling-out inharmony hassle quarrel split stranger sever disunite unjoint set by the ears by the ears at odds odds estrangedness rent feud disunity disunion alienate make mischief at war at odds with
6 不同
other different another separate otherwise apart unlike diverse distinct variant disparate dissimilar differently sublimely difference diversity differential inequality variance disparity otherness dissimilarity dissimilitude differ vary be different from
7 有分歧
8 矛盾
contradiction uneasy irreconcilable conflict tension clash at variance with alien invalid inconsistent conflicting incompatible contradictory retrograde incoherent repugnant inconsequent contradictious antinomic discrepancy contravention crisscross nonconformity repugnance antinomy solecism contrariness inconsequence discrepance contradictive paradoxical incongruous discrepant discrepantly inconsistently contradictorily inconsistency contrariety unconformity contradict
9 不一致
inconsistent uneven incongruous discordant disagreement contradiction discrepancy inconsistency mismatch dissonance disharmony incongruity jar disagree collide at odds repugnant dissonant discrepant unreconciled nonconforming unconformable absonant discordantly imparity division disparity discord nonconformity repugnance discordance dissidence unconformity disaccord clash out of phase