rapprochement

名词友好，和睦; 〈外〉和解; 恢复邦交

1. 和解：semblance:外表 | rapprochement:和解 | reproach:责备

2. 和睦：rapport stage 融洽阶段 | rapprochement 和睦 | rapture 着迷

3. 友好睦邻关系：rapport亲善的关系 | rapprochement友好睦邻关系 | reciprocity互惠

4. 和解;和睦;(恢复或建立)友好关系;恢复邦交：99、double-deck 双层 | 100、rapprochement和解;和睦;(恢复或建立)友好关系;恢复邦交 | 101、Make-or-break 不成则败的,获得极大成功或者完全失败的

1. （国家、集体或个人的）重归于好，和解
    A rapprochement is an increase in friendliness between two countries, groups, or people, especially after a period of unfriendliness.

    e.g. There have been growing signs of a rapprochement with Vietnam.
           同越南恢复友好关系的迹象越来越明显了。
    e.g. ...the process of political rapprochement between the two former foes.
           两个宿敌之间的政治和解进程

1. It supports a federal solution of the internal aspects of the division of Cyprus and places particular emphasis on rapprochement with the Turkish Cypriots.

2. rapprochement的解释

2. Many liberal economists who preach " economic determinism " wonder why the trade ties between China and Japan are unable to result in political rapprochement.

3. The two Koreas resumed efforts at rapprochement after North Korea agreed in February to take initial steps to dismantle its nuclear weapons programs.

4. Libya's recent settling of the Pan Am and UTA airliner bombing cases contributed to the recent rapprochement.

5. He also expressed a wish for rapprochement between the people living on both sides of the Straits.

6. China clearly shows appreciation of these trends and has promised to address problem areas in Chindia's economic engagement - the strongest pillar of their rapprochement.

7. Current Japanese Premier Shinzo Abe's landmark visit to Beijing also helped make an important contribution to rapprochement.

8. Launched in 1998 amid growing rapprochement, the tours had brought nearly two million South Koreans to the scenic mountain.

9. The logic behind this is that China since 1972 is more secured after rapprochement with the US.

10. Hopes for a rapprochement between the two sides rose in 1993, when Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Palestinian President Yasser Arafat signed interim peace accords.

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