be at odds with
英 [bi: æt ɔdz wið] 美 [bi æt ɑdz wɪð]

释义

与。。。有争执， 与。。。不一致；相左；

双语例句

1. She will live at odds with all his kinsmen.
   她会与他所有的兄弟不和。
2. The Johnsons are at variance with their neighbours.
   约翰逊一家与邻居关系不和。

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