discord

英 [ˈdɪskɔːd]

美 [ˈdɪskɔːrd]

n.  不一致; 不和; 纷争; 不协和和弦
v.  不一致; [乐]不谐和; 发乱音

复数：discords　现在分词：discording　过去式：discorded　第三人称单数：discords　过去分词：discorded　

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Collins.1 / BNC.14977 / COCA.14756

牛津词典

noun

• 不一致；不和；纷争
  disagreement; arguing
  1. marital/family discord
     夫妻 / 家庭不和
  2. A note of discord surfaced during the proceedings.
     事件进程中出现了不和的征象。
• 不协和和弦
  a combination of musical notes that do not sound pleasant together

柯林斯词典

• 不一致;不和;纷争
  Discordis disagreement and argument between people.

英英释义

noun

• strife resulting from a lack of agreement
  Synonym:discordance
• a harsh mixture of sounds
  Synonym:discordance
• disagreement among those expected to cooperate
  Synonym:dissension
• lack of agreement or harmony
  Synonym:strife

verb

• be different from one another
  Synonym:disagreedisaccord

双语例句

• A great deal of discord has arisen in the University over this question.
  在这个问题上，大学里出现了许多不同意见。
• Everyone said I was an apple of discord.
  他们都说我是个祸根。
• Iraqi officials say public discord encourages sectarian violence.
  伊拉克官员表示公开的不和助长了宗派之间的暴力冲突。
• Through love the universe with constancy makes changes all without discord.
  通过爱，永恒的宇宙无一例外地改变了一切。
• Investors could well panic again if there are more signs of banking stress or fresh evidence of political discord.
  如果有更多迹象表明银行业形势紧张，或者有新的证据表明政治上存在分歧，投资者很可能再次陷入恐慌。
• Companies that have defused corporate discord know it's important not to focus on problem.
  使公司中意见不合得到缓和的公司知道应该把焦点放在问题上是不重要的。
• These ugly phenomena have disrupted the social order in various degrees, hurt the vulnerable groups and created a discord.
  这些丑陋现象不同程度地扰乱了社会秩序，伤害了弱势群体，制造了不和谐因素。
• No doubt, our memories of history have been filled with too much discord, humiliation and nightmarish experiences.
  可不是吗，我们对于世界的记忆当中有太多的龃龉与耻辱，太多的经验更适合成为噩梦的素材。
• The discord began to erupt between tribes who began to dispute over territory and resources.
  不和谐开始爆发在部落之间，部落开始互相争夺领土和资源。
• He sowed discord between you and me.
  他挑拨我们两人之间的关系。