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源自法语 'juxtaposer',由拉丁语 'juxta'(意为“靠近”)和法语 'poser'(意为“放置”)组合而成。
❶ 指两个或多个事物被并排放置或紧密排列在一起,通常是为了对比或突出它们之间的差异或相似之处。
“The artist juxtaposed bright colors with dark tones in her painting.”
(艺术家在画作中将明亮的色彩与深色调并置。)
“The documentary juxtaposed scenes of wealth with images of poverty.”
(纪录片将富裕的场景与贫困的画面并置。)
❶ 将两个或多个事物并排放置或紧密排列,通常是为了比较或突出它们之间的关系。
“She juxtaposed the two photos to highlight their differences.”
(她将两张照片并置以突出它们的差异。)
“The editor juxtaposed the two articles to show contrasting viewpoints.”
(编辑将两篇文章并置以展示不同的观点。)
juxtaposed with — 表示将某物与另一物并置,通常用于强调对比或比较。
“The old building was juxtaposed with the new skyscraper.”
(旧建筑与新摩天大楼并置。)