dissension
dissension — 名詞
1. open quarreling and bitter disagreement among people who are supposed to work to
內鬨;紛爭
團體內部的公開爭執與不和
open quarreling and bitter disagreement among people who are supposed to work together, usually within a team, party, or other organized group.
Years of dissension within the cabinet finally forced the prime minister to resign last month.
內閣多年來的內鬨終於迫使首相在上個月辭職。
collocation: dissension within [organization]
The new pay policy caused serious dissension among the factory workers in Hugo's plant.
新的薪資政策在 Hugo 工廠的工人之間引發了嚴重的紛爭。
collocation: dissension among [group members]
Kenji tried to calm the dissension that had broken out over the choice of party leader.
Kenji 試圖平息因黨魁人選而爆發的內鬨。
pattern: dissension over [contested issue]
Public dissension between the two senior judges shocked everyone watching the court ruling.
兩位資深法官公開的紛爭,讓觀看判決的所有人都感到震驚。
collocation: dissension between [two parties]
Ava warned the board that any sign of dissension would weaken the company at this critical moment.
Ava 警告董事會,在這個關鍵時刻,任何內鬨的跡象都會削弱公司。
- sow dissension
- cause dissension
- internal dissension
- growing dissension
- open dissension
- bitter dissension
- discord
very close in meaning; slightly more literary and often used of larger or longer-running conflict
- strife
stronger; suggests active fighting or hostility, not just disagreement
- infighting
more informal; specifically about conflict inside one team or party
- friction
milder; surface tension between people without the open quarreling of dissension
文法句型
dissension within [group]
dissension among [members]
dissension over [issue]
用法筆記
Almost always uncountable and used of a group whose members are expected to act together — a committee, party, family, or workforce. Common subjects are abstract nouns like 'sign', 'cause', 'years'; common prepositions are 'within', 'among', 'between', and 'over'.
常見錯誤
同根字
- dissent動詞C1
- dissent名詞C1
- dissenter名詞C2
- dissenting形容詞C1
- dissentious形容詞C2