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discrepancy
n. 矛盾；不一致
Jack should have had $8 in his wallet, but he had only $6. He could not account for the discrepancy.
杰克皮夾里應(yīng)該有八塊錢，但卻只有六塊，他無(wú)法解釋這矛盾的地方。
disrepair
n. 破損；失修
The bicycle I lent tom had been good condition, but he returned it in disrepair.
我借給湯姆用的腳踏車是好的，但是他卻還我一輛破損待修的車子。
discredit
vt. 不相信
The parents discredited the child's story, since he was in the habit of telling falsehoods.
父母親不相信那小孩說(shuō)的話，因?yàn)樗姓f(shuō)謊的習(xí)慣
disintegrate
vt. 瓦解；崩潰
The explosion disintegrated an entire wing of the factory.
那次爆炸瓦解了工廠的一整邊。
dissent
vt. 不同意
When the matter was put to a vote, 29 agreed and 4 dissented.
這件事訴諸于表決, 29票贊成，四票反對(duì)。
distract
vt. 分散；轉(zhuǎn)移
Passengers should do nothing to distract the driver's attention from the road.
乘客不應(yīng)該做任何使駕駛員分心的事。
discontent
adj. 不滿意的
Dan was discontent with his Spanish mark;he had expected at least 10 point more.
丹對(duì)他的西班牙文成績(jī)感到不滿，他所預(yù)期的分?jǐn)?shù)至少還要再多十分。
dispassionate
adj. 公平的；冷靜的
For a dispassionate account of how the fight started, ask a neutral observer not a participant.
關(guān)于這場(chǎng)爭(zhēng)斗怎么開(kāi)始的，想得到公平冷靜的解說(shuō)，得去問(wèn)中立的旁觀者，而不能問(wèn)當(dāng)事人。
dissident
adj. 有異議的；不同意的
The compromise was welcomed by all the strikers except a small dissident group who felt that the raises were too small.
除了少數(shù)人認(rèn)為薪水加得太少而持有異議外，所有的罷工者都?xì)g迎這次的和解。
