Kakyo Language

Friday, July 15, 2005

X.相同与差异 - 相同/相似/相联

相同, 与...一致
  • sth. match sth.
    • Trying to find existing fairy tale to match this idea
  • fit ...
    • Packages tailored to fit all need.
  • be compatible with
    • Are Human Rights Compatible with Islam?
    • I'll instead ask this question: Is Christianity compatible with democracy?
  • be consistent with
    • Then when you start talking, you find out that parents give in at the end because it is just too exhausting to be consistent.
    • I'm here to present an alternative viewpoint that's consistent with your own society.
  • be in proportion to
    • The benefits of waging the war must be in proportion to the costs.
    • Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage.
相似
  • parallel
  • resemble
  • analogous/similar to; show/ some analogies between ...and
    • We shall show analogies between the steady-state and dynamic performance PEM fuel
      cells.
  • fall into
    • "World music" refers either to music that doesn't fall into the North American and British pop or folk traditions or to hybrids of various indigenous musics.
共有
  • share/have ... in common
    • they all have one thing in common -- they want to put a smile on your face.
    • the last five, often referred to as his "late quartets," share the mystic quality of profound joy that many hear in the composer's Symphony No. 9.
    • Suffixes share a common origin
    • Aircraft and auto industries share a common heritage
    • Foraminifera and Cercozoa share a common origin.
    • How many fields share a common discriminant?
    • Here is another area that these two systems share in common.
    • US, China share more in common.
    • What do these pictures have in common?
  • have much/little in common with
  • be common to sb.
    • Here you can find a list with the standard set of fonts common to all versions
      of Windows and their Mac substitutes,
同样
  • in the same manner
    • Mark additional messages in the same manner to delete several messages at once.
  • similarly
    • Similarly, their stated goal to democratize the Middle East would be torpedoed
      by a militarily aggressive policy toward Iran.
  • likewise
    • Likewise, in the gravity field of the Earth, the vertical and horizon- tal directions are not equivalent.
  • by the same token
    • By the same token, I see no reason to switch back to IE, just because they have finally caught up with Firefox!
  • the same is true of
    • then the same is true of every US "overflight' of Iraqi territory since day one.
  • the same applies to
    • The same applies to the sIFR Flash movies which contain your fonts.
  • so it goes with
    • And, yes, we greased the skids with the sweat of slaves. And so it goes with most nation-states, which, feeling guilty about their savage pasts, eventually civilize themselves out of business and wind up invaded, and ultimately dominated by the lean, hungry and up-and-coming who are not made of sugar candy.
  • no less
  • just as ... so
  • no more than
相联
  • direct bearing on the problem
    • September 6th Had Direct Bearing On September 11th: Breakfast at Lahore

    • What happens on the NCE has a direct bearing on what shows up in your milk checks.
  • bear resemblance to
    • All three cases bear a striking resemblance
    • let us see to it that we also bear a resemblance to the heavenly One.
    • With a little imagination, you can visualize numbers that bear resemblance to
      letters.
    • The ‘language’ is based on Hindi, but does not bear resemblance to any other
      language.
  • be associated with
    • Find out what health risks are associated with obesity and how the obese are susceptible to disease.
  • have/bear XADJ. connection/relationship to
  • be combined/connected with
  • be linked to/with; there is a link between/to
    • Lawyer vows to prove link between video games and murder.
    • Iin fact, there is no currently provable link between games and real-world violence.
  • be interwined/interwoven with
    • We live in Asia and are surrounded. Not only that, but our economy is interwined with the Asian one.
  • integrate into sth
  • glue/blend together
  • bind

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