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come to terms是什么意思
come to terms基本解释
v. 达成协议，妥协，让步
come to terms的用法和例句
- Slowly we began to come to terms with this new reality .
- 渐渐地，我们向现实妥协了。
- His mother may have come to terms with this competitive intensity but much of the computer world has not .
- 他母亲可能已经和这个竞争强度达成协议，但是大部分的电脑世界还没有。
- But analysts say that investors have long expected apple and verizon to come to terms eventually and apple 's stock price already reflects that .
- 但分析师们认为投资者一直期盼苹果和威瑞森最终能达成协议，而且苹果公司的股价已经反映了这一事实。
- These simple steps can help you greatly to come to terms with your inner child .
- 这些简单的步骤可以极大地帮助你接受你的受伤的童心。
- The us must come to terms with its limited ability to muscle china into doing what it wants .
- 美国必须接受这样的事实，即它迫使中国按照美方意愿行事的能力是有限的。
- For worse one may or may not have come to terms of realizing or noticing it fully as yet .
- 更糟糕的是，一个人也许能够、也许不能够完全意识到或注意到这个问题。
- Researchers found productivity will drop by 50 per cent this week as depressed staff around the country struggle to come to terms with the dark nights closing in .
- 调查人员发现，本周人们的工作效率将会下降50%，因为全国上下都感到郁闷的上班族们正努力适应黑夜的来袭。
- He has come to terms with death .
- 他已屈服于死亡。
- That city was a difficult place to come to terms with .
- 那座城市是一个很难忍受的地方。
- If you insist on this price we can hardly come to terms .
- 如果你坚持你方价格，我们很难达成交易。
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