counterpart
/ˈkaʊntəpɑːt/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈkaʊntərpɑːrt/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈkau̇n-tər-ˌpärt/ (ame, mw)
counterpart — 名詞
- counterpartsingular
- counterpartsplural
1. someone in a different organization, country, or system whose job or position is
對應者;對口
在不同機構職位或功能對等的人或事物
someone in a different organization, country, or system whose job or position is similar or equal to yours; also, an object that fills a matching role in a different context
The CEO met with her Japanese counterpart to discuss the merger terms.
執行長與日本方面的對口人員會面,討論合併細節。
possessive: [person]'s counterpart in [place]
Salma's counterpart at the Beijing office sent her the updated budget report.
Salma 在北京辦公室的對口人員寄給她更新後的預算報表。
Students in Taipei exchanged ideas with their counterparts in Seoul through a video link.
台北的學生透過視訊連線,與首爾的對應學生交流想法。
The French car's counterpart in the German lineup offers similar features at a lower price.
法國車在德國系列中的對等車款以較低價格提供類似功能。
Naoko's counterpart in the London branch handles all European client accounts.
Naoko 在倫敦分公司的對口人員負責所有歐洲客戶帳戶。
- equivalent
broader in scope; can apply to value, amount, or meaning, not just roles
- opposite number
informal, especially British English; same meaning in professional contexts
- peer
focuses on equal rank or status rather than matching function across organizations
文法句型
possessive + counterpart + in/at [location]
[nationality] + counterpart
用法筆記
Often used with a possessive determiner (her, his, their) followed by 'in' or 'at' to indicate the other location or organization. Common in professional, political, and international contexts.