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compromise
例句
Refusing to moderate a position,especially an extreme position;uncompromising.
不妥协的拒绝缓和态度，特别是极端态度的;不调和的
By the end of the uncompromising fight between the two sides, 91,000 German survivors under Field Marshall von Paulus surrendered, on January 31, 1943
这场双方互不妥协的战役结束时，陆军元帅冯·保卢斯属下的91，000名幸存的德国兵于1943年1月31日投降。
"She often takes a hard, uncompromising attitude."
她常采取强硬的不妥协的态度
Take a back seat, buddy.
妥协吧，伙计。
The negotiations had reached an impasse,with both sides refusing to compromise.
由于双方都不肯妥协,谈判陷入僵局.
Getting a big promotion at workdoes present certain lessons,like trust and compromise.
工作上的晋升将教给你某些诸如关于信任与妥协的道理。
But you have time and again insisted upon having "no contact, no talks and no compromise", which I truly think inadvisable
惟弟一再声言“不接触，不谈判，不妥协”，余期期以为不可。
"It"s a very ticklish business, Mr. Steger," put in the manager, yieldingly, and yet with a slight whimper in his voice
"这件事情很是件棘手的玩意儿，斯达格先生"，经理接着说，表示妥协，可是语气里还含着些呜咽的样子。
"Mother," replied the young man, "you have especial reasons for telling me to conciliate that man."
“妈，”那阿尔贝回答，“你要我向那个人妥协，难道有特殊原因的吗？”
The British bourgeoisie, past masters of machination and manoeuvre, are a class which knows best when to compromise
英国资产阶级历来老奸巨猾，是最善于在适当的时候作出妥协的一个阶级。本文来源：http://www.173ms.com/yingyuziliao/88389.html
