英语释义

1. when compared to another when looked at or thought about in relation to similar objects or people to set off dissimilar qualities
She had a big personality, which made her husband seem dull by contrast. —often + with or to
In contrast with last year's profits, the company is not doing very well.

片语

In sharp contrast鲜明的对比

by comparison相比之下，比较起来

in by contrast对比之下

be in stark contrast形成鲜明的对比

Resulting In Strong Contrast造成强烈反差

in marked contrast to光鲜对比

In stark contrast形成了鲜明的对比

in sharp contrast with同…形成鲜明的对照

in sharp contrast to与……形成鲜明对比

英汉例句

• this is in contrast to many other jurisdictions, which require that, for there to be contempt, a comment must create a 「real risk」 of prejudicing the administration of justice.

  这同其他国家的司法机关形成鲜明对比——在其他国家，起诉需要有蔑视行为的存在，所告发的评论必须制造阻碍司法行政的「真正风险」。

• what was the original experience of christianity, in contrast with that of the greek cosmos and its human microcosmos?

  对比古希腊的宇宙论和他的人类的微宇宙论，原初的基督教经验是什么？

• but the excess of waffle and the lack of specifics stand out in contrast with poland’s ready support for the missions in iraq and afghanistan.

  但这边糖果给的太多和细节的缺失，与波兰在伊拉克和阿富汗的使命中所予的支持，形成了鲜明的对比。

• in contrast to some other quantum systems under development, which require temperatures close to absolute zero, this diamond memory works at room temperature.

  其他一些处于研究阶段的量子系统对温度要求接近绝对零度，相反的是，这种鉆石存储可以在室温下工作。