opposites

英 [ˈɒpəzɪts]

美 [ˈɑpəzəts]

n.  对立的人(或物); 对立面; 反面
opposite的复数

柯林斯词典

• PREP 在…的对面
  If one thing isoppositeanother, it is on the other side of a space from it.
  1. Jennie had sat opposite her at breakfast.
     珍妮吃早餐时坐在她对面。
  2. Oppositeis also an adverb.
     
  3. He looked up at the buildings opposite, but could see no open window...
     他抬头看向对面那些楼，但没有看见哪扇窗户开着。
  4. Melissa slid in beside Paula, and her husband sat opposite.
     梅利莎悄悄溜进来坐在葆拉身边，她的丈夫在对面坐下。
• ADJ 另一边的；对面的
  Theoppositeside or part of something is the side or part that is furthest away from you.
  1. ...the opposite corner of the room.
     房间的对角
• ADJ （同一类事物）截然相反的，全然不同的
  Oppositeis used to describe things of the same kind which are completely different in a particular way. For example, north and south are opposite directions, and winning and losing are opposite results in a game.
  1. All the cars driving in the opposite direction had their headlights on...
     对面开来的车都打着头灯。
  2. I should have written the notes in the opposite order...
     我本应按相反的顺序记笔记的。
  3. In fact everything he does is opposite to what is considered normal behaviour.
     事实上，他的一切作为都和人们所认为的正常举动大相径庭。
• N-COUNT 对立物；对立面
  The opposite ofsomeone or something is the person or thing that is most different from them.
  1. Ritter was a very complex man but Marius was the opposite, a simple farmer...
     里特城府颇深，而马里厄斯恰恰相反，是个心地淳朴的农民。
  2. Well, whatever he says you can bet he's thinking the opposite...
     呃，不管他说什么，你都可以肯定他想的完全是另一套。
  3. What's the opposite of white?
     与白色相对的颜色是什么？

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