dialogs

常見例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• Their dialogue was interrupted by Philip's voice.
  他們的談話被菲利普的聲音打斷了。
• The dialogue remained light and friendly.
  對話一直是輕松友好的。
• It is yet premature to predict the possible outcome of the dialogue.
  預言這次對話可能有什么結(jié)果,現(xiàn)在為時尚早。
• They had long dialogues.
  他們進行了長時間的對話。
• The dialogue between rich and poor nations grows more tense and strident.
  富國與窮國之間的對話越來越緊張,越來越刺耳。
• Labour hinted it would like to resume the broken dialogue with management.
  勞方暗示愿意同資方恢復已經(jīng)中斷的對話。
• The union continued to seek dialogue with the authorities.
  工會繼續(xù)尋求和官方對話。
• Most dialogue between world leaders is needed.
  世界各國領(lǐng)導人之間需要多交換意見。
• He's not very good at writing dialogue.
  他不太擅長寫對話形式的作品。

用作名詞 (n.)

• The novel contains more narrative than dialogue.
  這部小說里的敘述比對話多。
• The writer is not very good at writing dialogues.
  這個作家不太擅長寫對白。
• At last there can be a reasonable dialogue between our two governments.
  我們兩國最后終于能理智地進行對話了。

用作動詞 (v.)

• They dialogue for three hours failed to come to an agreement.
  他們談了三個小時，沒有達成一致。
• A peace promise must be made before the two countries formally dialogue.
  這兩個國家的正式對話必須建立在和平承諾的基礎(chǔ)上。
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