词汇 | 你死我活 |
释义 | 你死我活 辨析你死我活和“不共戴天”;都有“不能共存”的意思。但你死我活偏重指“矛盾尖锐;不可调合”;“不共戴天”偏重指“仇恨极深”。 辨析你死我活和“不共戴天”;都有“不能共存”的意思。但你死我活偏重指“矛盾尖锐;不可调合”;“不共戴天”偏重指“仇恨极深”。 俄文не на жизнь,а на смерть 德文auf Leben und Tod 反义词 “ Well, you have to pick your fights,” Person says, confessing that she herself is perfectly capable of fighting to the death over the color to paint a bedroom. It is in everybody’s interest that Sheriff Obama and the Republican posse work together. But a shoot-out seems more likely. If the law were always crystal clear, after all, many parties would not have to go to court to duke it out. Competition in everything from astrophysics to athletics was treated as a zero-sum game. The Kremlin's rival factions have long been locked in a deadly struggle not only for influence, but for revenue streams amounting to billions of dollars. The unpopular Americans are almost the only force keeping this killing under some control, and their going could spark a fight to the finish. The experience of mortal combat is unique and so difficult to quantify that directors really have to work at it in order to tell a story with all of this emotional distraction around it. Instead, at least in the near-term, exchange operators are likely to act as partners building up flexible global networks, rather than predators. Oliver dreamed of being a video games developer, but never managed to succeed in a cut-throat, heavily competitive market. We had some ferocious arguments, because I was glad Kennedy was in. Hardware manufacturers like Dell, Hewlett Packard, Compaq and IBM would still be battling it out with incompatible systems. Dozens of component vendors fight each other to the death to win designs at smartphone OEMs. A life-and- death struggle is looming ahead. The hugely subtle, interesting and complicated world of Jewish thought and culture boiled down to a bitter fight over bread or over scrappy permits; either might hold off death for another few days. This will be set up as a friendly challenge, not a cut- throat competition, where they can all help each other win. Or say we have two rival dictators in a death grudge. In an interconnected world, power does not need to be a zero-sum game, and nations need not fear the success of another. “To make the right decisions and push them through, you will need the kid glove more often than the boxing glove, ” Lumley suggests. This leaves Washington facing a prolonged period of all-out partisan warfare. The big imperialist powers began a battle royal in dead earnest. To judge by the fast- growing proportion of voters who decline to identify with either party, Americans are repelled by the bitter partisanship that has gripped their political institutions. They cannot sit around one table and bully each other into submission, as bankers used to do. Corporate warfare over patents is not new. Companies historically preferred to reach truces, choosing to cross- license their intellectual property rather than risking bigger losses in court. |
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