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vis-à-vis

/ˌviːz.əˈviː/

翻译: 名词,指与另一人或物具有相同功能或特征的人或物,即对应者、对等者;也指供两人面对面就座的小沙发。, 源自法语的介词,用于正式和学术语境,表示两个对象之间的关系、比较或空间上的相对位置,意为“相对于”、“与……相比”或“与……相对”。

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词语关系

noun

vis-a-vis/ˌviːz.əˈviː/C1formal
  • zh名词,指与另一人或物具有相同功能或特征的人或物,即对应者、对等者;也指供两人面对面就座的小沙发。

A noun referring to a person or thing that has the same function or characteristics as another, or a small sofa designed to seat two people facing each other.

  1. Counterpart or equivalentC1formal

    A person or thing that has the same function or characteristics as another; a counterpart.

    zh对等人物

    • The American president met with his French vis-à-vis.
    • This model is the vis-à-vis of the earlier version.
    • She is considered the vis-à-vis of the CEO in the European branch.

    同义词counterpartequivalentmatchopposite numberpeertwin

  2. Small sofa for twoC1formal

    A small sofa or settee designed to seat two people facing each other.

    zh双人小沙发

    • They bought an antique vis-à-vis for the living room.
    • The vis-à-vis was placed in the corner of the parlor.
    • A vis-à-vis is perfect for intimate conversations.

    同义词sociable

词形
  • vis-à-vis plural form
  • vis-à-vis' possessive plural form
  • vis-à-vis's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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preposition

/ˌviːz.ɑːˈviː/C2formalbusiness
  • zh源自法语的介词,用于正式和学术语境,表示两个对象之间的关系、比较或空间上的相对位置,意为“相对于”、“与……相比”或“与……相对”。

A preposition borrowed from French, used in formal and academic contexts to indicate a relationship, comparison, or spatial opposition between two entities — meaning 'in relation to', 'as compared with', or 'face-to-face with'.

  1. In relation to; regardingC2formalpolitical

    Used to indicate a relationship, connection, or reference point between two entities, often in formal, legal, diplomatic, or academic discourse.

    zh关于;相对于

    • The government's policy vis-à-vis immigration has been widely debated.
    • We need to assess our position vis-à-vis the new regulations.
    • Her attitude vis-à-vis authority has always been respectful but independent.
  2. As compared with; in comparison toC2formalbusiness

    Used to draw a comparison between two quantities, positions, qualities, or situations, typically in analytical, business, or scholarly writing.

    zh与……相比,相对于

    • The company's profits this year are strong vis-à-vis last year's results.
    • His salary is modest vis-à-vis industry standards.
    • The study examines gender pay gaps vis-à-vis educational attainment.
  3. Face-to-face with; opposite (spatial)C2formal

    Indicates physical positioning directly opposite or facing another person or object; less common in modern usage, retained primarily in literary or descriptive contexts.

    zh面对面;正对面

    • The two delegates sat vis-à-vis during the negotiations.
    • The hotel rooms are arranged vis-à-vis, offering views of the courtyard.
    • She found herself seated vis-à-vis the keynote speaker at dinner.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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所有列出的许可证均适用

Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.