英语单词短语词组“versus”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

versus

preposition

/ˈvɜː.səs/us

/ˈvɝː.səs/

(written abbreviationvs,vs.,UKalsov)

used to say that oneteamorpersoniscompetingagainst another:

以…为对手；对

Tomorrow'sgameis Newcastle versus Arsenal.明天的比赛是纽卡斯尔队对阿森纳队。

(written abbreviationv,vs,vs.)

used whennamingthe twosidesin alegalcase:

（诉讼案中）诉

Abortion waslegalizednationallyin theUnitedStatesfollowingthe Roe versus Wadecase.在罗诉韦德案后，堕胎在美国全国变得合法化。

(written abbreviationvs,vs.,UKalsov)

used tocomparetwo things orideas,especiallywhen you have tochoosebetween them:

（尤指进行选择时）与…相比

privateeducationversusstateeducation私立教育与公共教育相比

More examples

EnglandversusBrazil-bringit on!
He gave thejudgmentin the Smith versus the Crowncase.
OK,adultsversuschildrenforfootball!
When we weretryingto gettreatmentforourson, wefeltlike it was us versus themedicalestablishment.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

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People appearing in court

Opposing & against

(Definition ofversusfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

versus| American Dictionary

versus

preposition

/ˈvɜr·səs/

(abbreviationvs.)

(used to show thenamesof twoteamsorsides) against:

The nextsoccermatchis Mexico versus theUnitedStates.

fig.It was aquestionofartisticintegrityversusloveofmoney, andmoneywon.

versus| Business English

versus

preposition

/ˈvɜːsəs/us

(abbreviationv,orvs)

used whencomparingtwoideas,opinions, etc.:

Economists wereforecastinganothersharpdeclinein thedollarversus theeurobeforeyearend.

used to show that two differentpeople,groups,organizations, etc. are against each other in acompetition,legalcase, etc.:

Afatherversussonbattleforcontrolof one of Britain'slargesthomebuildersis under way at theconstructiongroup.

TheSupremeCourt'sBrownvs. Board of Educationdecisionis one of the mostfamousin USlegalhistory.

单词	versus
释义	versus preposition uk /ˈvɜː.səs/us /ˈvɝː.səs/ C1 (written abbreviationvs,vs.,UKalsov) used to say that oneteamorpersoniscompetingagainst another: 以…为对手；对 Tomorrow'sgameis Newcastle versus Arsenal.明天的比赛是纽卡斯尔队对阿森纳队。 (written abbreviationv,vs,vs.) used whennamingthe twosidesin alegalcase: （诉讼案中）诉 Abortion waslegalizednationallyin theUnitedStatesfollowingthe Roe versus Wadecase.在罗诉韦德案后，堕胎在美国全国变得合法化。 C1 (written abbreviationvs,vs.,UKalsov) used tocomparetwo things orideas,especiallywhen you have tochoosebetween them: （尤指进行选择时）与…相比 privateeducationversusstateeducation私立教育与公共教育相比 More examples EnglandversusBrazil-bringit on! He gave thejudgmentin the Smith versus the Crowncase. OK,adultsversuschildrenforfootball! When we weretryingto gettreatmentforourson, wefeltlike it was us versus themedicalestablishment. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Competing in sport bring bringsomeoneon bye bye week catchup clash duel explosive field flying start gear go the distanceidiom match non-competitor outduel park the busidiom partner up play bigidiom square weigh See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: People appearing in court Opposing & against (Definition ofversusfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) versus\| American Dictionary versus preposition us /ˈvɜr·səs/ (abbreviationvs.) (used to show thenamesof twoteamsorsides) against: The nextsoccermatchis Mexico versus theUnitedStates. fig.It was aquestionofartisticintegrityversusloveofmoney, andmoneywon. (Definition ofversusfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) versus\| Business English versus preposition uk /ˈvɜːsəs/us (abbreviationv,orvs) used whencomparingtwoideas,opinions, etc.: Economists wereforecastinganothersharpdeclinein thedollarversus theeurobeforeyearend. used to show that two differentpeople,groups,organizations, etc. are against each other in acompetition,legalcase, etc.: Afatherversussonbattleforcontrolof one of Britain'slargesthomebuildersis under way at theconstructiongroup. TheSupremeCourt'sBrownvs. Board of Educationdecisionis one of the mostfamousin USlegalhistory. (Definition ofversusfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/versus##
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