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单词 mutual
释义
mutual
adjective
uk
/ˈmjuː.tʃu.əl/us
/ˈmjuː.tʃu.əl/
C1
(of two or morepeopleorgroups)feelingthe sameemotion, or doing the same thing to or for each other:
相互的，彼此的；共同的，共有的
Theirs was apartnershipbasedon mutualrespect,trustandunderstanding.他们的合作是建立在相互尊重、信任和理解的基础之上的。
Bothcountriesareactingtotheirmutualadvantage.两国的做法对彼此都有好处。
Theagreementwasterminatedby mutualconsent.经双方同意，这项协议被终止了。
More examples
  • The twogroupshaveexistedin astateof mutualdistrustforcenturies.
  • Thepeacetalksbrokedown andendedinbittermutualrecriminations.
  • ShedislikedPaul, and thefeelingwas mutual.
  • Theyseemtolivein mutualharmony.
  • We have a mutualdislikeofdogs.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Reciprocating
  • another
  • each other
  • give and take
  • it takes two to tangoidiom
  • mutualism
  • non-reciprocal
  • one anotherphrase
  • one good turn deserves anotheridiom
  • ping-pong
  • reciprocal
  • reciprocate
  • reciprocation
  • reciprocity
  • requite
  • return
  • scratch
  • turn
  • two
  • two-way
  • you scratch my back and I'll scratch yoursidiom
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mutual
noun[C]
uk
/ˈmjuː.tʃu.əl/us
/ˈmjuː.tʃu.əl/
(alsomutual company)
afinancialorganizationthat isownedbyitsmembers,ratherthan byshareholders
互惠机构（由成员而不是持股人拥有的金融机构）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Banks
  • anti-city
  • bank
  • building society
  • cash drawer
  • central bank
  • challenger bank
  • chequebook
  • credit
  • credit union
  • debit
  • debit column
  • deposit
  • electronic banking
  • giro
  • investment bank
  • landbanking
  • overdraft
  • pay
  • safe deposit box
  • statement
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(Definition ofmutualfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

mutual| American Dictionary

mutual
adjective[not gradable]
us
/ˈmju·tʃu·əl/
(of two or morepeopleorgroups)feelingthe sameemotion, or doing the same thing to or for each other:
Theorganizationpromotesmutualunderstandingbetweenpeoples.
Weletthesubjectdrop, by mutualagreement.
A mutualfriendis someone who is afriendof each of two or more otherpeople:
They weregossipingaboutpartiesand mutualfriends.
(Definition ofmutualfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

mutual| Business English

mutual
adjective[before noun]
uk
/ˈmjuːtʃuəl/us
used todescribesomething that is done orfeltby all or bothpeoplein agroup:
by mutual agreement/consentHe has nowleftthecompanyby mutualagreement.
mutual benefit/advantageFirms often dobusinesstogether forpurposesof mutualbenefit.
mutual respect/understanding/interestOurs will be apartnershipbasedonfairnessand mutualrespect.
amutualdecision
FINANCE
used fordescribingafinancialorganizationthat isownedbyitsmembers,ratherthan byshareholders:
We are amutualbuildingsocietyand thatmeanswe canpaygoodsavingsratestocustomersinsteadofpayingoutdividendstoshareholders.
mutual
noun[C]
FINANCE
uk
/ˈmjuːtʃuəl/us
(alsomutual company)
afinancialorganizationsuch as abuildingsocietythat isownedbyitsmembers,ratherthan byshareholders:
Some mutualsconvertedtobanks.
See also
demutualize
(Definition ofmutualfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmutual

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I look forward to working with them on these important issues ofmutualinterest and concern in the future.
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Mechanism and teleology do not exclude one another, they are rather inmutualagreement.
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With this we are back with the first point which we raised above: suchmutualcommitments can only be fulfilled inmutualfreedom.
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A friendship involvesmutualrecognition and presumed reciprocal attention.
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Only recently historians have remarked upon the extent of self-help andmutualaid among the labouring poor.
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The social functioning of these voluntary groups depended on the existence of good relations andmutualinterests among the members.
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We need to share ourmutualinsights with each other.
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There wasmutualrecrimination, both before and after the separation, over her expensive tastes.
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There are two kinds of reason, which we can call" selfish herd" and"mutualbenefit".
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Many of the issues discussed in relation to parent and child -mutualsocialisation, developmental reciprocities, the timing of transitions - are relevant to sibling relationships too.
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Indeed, it would be difficult to imagine a situation in whichmutualadvantage was not a factor conducive to the development of structures of support.
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The answer seems to be that this is regarded as quite proper if the advantage ismutual- possibly less so if it is not.
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What started with high hopes formutualsupport among poor countries was confounded by market forces.
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Although she sets the goals for him to achieve, in fact success depends on themutualeffort of the physiotherapist and the patient.
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In indicating his preference for a relationship based onmutuallove, he is advocating a new, romantic morality.
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