高考英语实用短语 come to terms with
释义:
come to terms with 妥协;达成协议;让步;屈服;甘心忍受
例句:
An unexplained death is difficult to come to terms with.
原因不明的死亡是难以接受的。
She had come to terms with the fact that her husband would always be crippled.
她已接受了丈夫将终生跛足这个事实。
It was hard to come to terms with her death after all the support she gave to me and the family.
她曾给我和这个家庭很大的帮助,她的去世让人难以接受。
Perhaps it's not actually less social, but it might seem that way as we all come to terms with getting value out of our networks - while filtering out the clutter.
或许这实际上并没有减少其“社会性”,但它似乎这样让我们达成一致,即从我们的网络中吸取价值—而不去理会那些杂乱无章的东西。
But in the end, he wonders if people will ever come to terms with this.
但他最终不禁怀疑,人们是否永远都不会对此妥协。
Others feel that the new epoch is upon us and we should come to terms with its implications for the planet.
其他委员认为新的世纪即将到来,我们应该把它应用在处理人与地球关系上。
This week at Balmoral, we have all been trying to help William and Harry come to terms with the devastating loss that they and the rest of us have suffered.
这个星期在巴尔莫勒尔堡,我们所有人都会尝试着帮助威廉王子和哈里王子接受他们和我们遭受的毁灭性的损失。
The West, after some grumbling, would have come to terms with it.
西方国家发些牢骚之后也将慢慢地同意这种做法。
He's been here a year and hopefully he will have come to terms with the different style of football by the time the season starts.
他已经来了一年了,希望新赛季开始时他可以适应这不同的风格。我总是说你必须给拉丁球员一点时间适应。
They are consistent with the way in which we can try to come to terms with the intention of a speaker but suppose we say that language must be obtruding itself in this utterance like any other.
这种一致体现在,我们可以试着和说话者的意图达成妥协,但假设我们说,语言,必然会对说出的话语施加影响,像在其他情况下那样。