juxtaposition

名词并列; 并置; 毗邻

1. 斜接：进而按两个方向的压性(或压扭性)构造相交的角度和方式分为四类:①重接((superimposition),指二者走向完全一致,即一种小规模的归并,并不发生改变走向的影响;②斜接(juxtaposition),二者走向稍有不同,需经实地较长距离地追索才能将它们区分;

1. （形成反差的物体、形象或想法的）并置，并列
    The juxtaposition of two contrasting objects, images, or ideas is the fact that they are placed together or described together, so that the differences between them are emphasized.

    e.g. This juxtaposition of brutal reality and lyrical beauty runs through Park's stories.
           这种残忍的现实和浪漫美好事物的并存始终贯穿于帕克的短篇小说中。

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1. But this show does have a homegrown sensibility, especially apparent in the juxtaposition of opposites.

2. juxtaposition的近义词

2. Lai does a wonderful job of shifting gears between the two overlapping plays and of finding humorous elements in their juxtaposition.

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3. Museum director Chan Hou Seng attributed the strange juxtaposition to the scarcity of land.

4. Qiao says he also appreciated the juxtaposition of pictures showing the contrast between today's Tibet and six decades ago.

5. The comparison of famous quotations between Sun Tzu and Clausewitz was also perfect, not merely a simple juxtaposition.

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6. A spokeswoman for Madonna said the cover " represented a juxtaposition of tough and sweetness ".

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7. What happens is a juxtaposition of modern and ancient times, tragedy and comedy.

8. A juxtaposition is where two quite different things are placed side by side.

9. The tart fruit is a welcome juxtaposition against the crunchy, slightly charred prawns while bringing out the green apple flavors of the wine.

10. juxtaposition什么意思

10. What is both interesting and thought provoking is the juxtaposition of sympathy for the student and strong aversion to what his father did for him.

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