| 词汇 | 不欢而散 |
| 释义 | 不欢而散 辨形“而”，不能写作“尔”。 辨形“而”，不能写作“尔”。 歇后语忆苦会开完了；宴席上吵架 俄文разойтись невесёлыми 反义词 The meeting’s most notable accomplishment was that it did not collapse as previous gatherings had in Seattle, in1999, and Cancún, in 2003. After the sullen, uncompromising finish to the Bush years, Mr Obama’s logic seemed to be that a big agenda combined with softer, more engaging diplomacy could work in his favour. However, according to the “ Daily News” reporter learned of the situation, both sides seem to be broke up. But Mrs Clinton's presidency will be doomed if she allows herself to be overshadowed by her more experienced and more charismatic spouse. After a few days, of ready to do sth we try again, still be to part on bad terms. When you leave your job, your emotions may be running high, especially if you are leaving on bad terms. The two firms have talked about co-operating in the development of gear boxes and axles, though the discussion ended acrimoniously. We parted that night--hostile; but next day beheld me on the road to Wuthering Heights, by the side of my wilful young mistress's pony. Last year two large drinks companies, Kirin and Suntory, tried to join forces to offset declines in their home markets, though the merger talks collapsed over ownership disputes. The meeting broke up after two days having apparently achieved nothing more than a bad-tempered agreement to meet again in January. His one big mistake in Colorado, followed by the ugly divorce from Shaq, made it easy for the hates, gave them plenty of ammunition, and they happily loaded up, some still firing to this day. Negotiations frequently turn ugly, with channels going dark as discussions fail. After being published, China moved carried on the cooperation with the apple to discuss, but both sides parted on bad terms. A steakhouse dinner date went south after she told her companion in jest that he was holding his knife and fork in the wrong hands. That meeting, in December, broke up acrimoniously amid bickering between developed and developing nations over who bore the main burden to stop global warming. Belarus had been holding hostage terms for the transit of Russian oil to Europe across its territory, about20m tons a year, in talks that temporarily broke down on Wednesday. IN BUCHAREST in 2008 they fell over whether to allow Ukraine and Georgia to begin the formal membership process to join NATO. She has fallen out with her party's chief economic adviser, Eric Besson, who quit not only her campaign but the party as well, accusing her of amateurism and shameless populism. To see the two couples often buy what style lamps and head turned, the last part on bad terms. It seems like once again different parties fail to agree on a common standard, everyone pushing things in his own way, and once again time and reality will have to choose the winner or the winners. |
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