divergences

英 [daɪˈvɜːdʒənsɪz]

美 [daɪˈvɜrdʒənsɪz]

n.  (意见、态度等的)分歧，差异
divergence的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR (意见、态度等的)分歧，差异
  Adivergenceis a difference between two or more things, attitudes, or opinions.
  1. There's a substantial divergence of opinion within the party...
     党内存在着重大的意见分歧。
  2. This overall figure conceals wide divergences between the main industrial countries...
     这项综合数据掩盖了主要工业国家间的巨大分歧。
  3. The tenor of the opening remarks reflects the divergence in the priorities of the two sides.
     开场白的要旨反映了双方在何为当务之急上存在分歧。

双语例句

• Perhaps more important were divergences in equipment.
  设备方面的差异或许更为重要。
• And Taylor himself created an influential monetary policy rule, which stipulates how much a central bank should change the nominal interest rate in response to divergences of actual inflation rates or gross domestic product from target inflation and potential GDP.
  泰勒本人就创建了一项很有影响的货币政策规则。根据这项规则，央行应根据实际通胀率或GDP偏离目标通胀率或潜在GDP的程度，相应地调整名义利率。
• But severe divergences in economic performance across the region remain, and are likely to pose significant challenges to the central bank in 2014, analysts say.
  但分析师们表示，欧元区各成员国在经济表现方面的严重分化仍然存在，很可能在2014年期间对欧洲央行构成重大挑战。
• 2011 will see further divergences.
  2011年两者间的差异将继续加大。
• I know, but my wife and I have the divergences in the matter of the place.
  我和我妻子关于去的地方意见不一。
• Furthermore, the forces driving those imbalances generated divergences in competitiveness.
  而且，催生失衡的那些因素还使各成员国在竞争力上出现分化。
• The controversies and divergences, the opposition and disunity arising among some comrades in the past were not on this fundamental question of principle but on secondary questions, or even on issues involving no principle.
  过去有些同志间的争论、分歧、对立和不团结，并不是在这个根本的原则的问题上，而是在一些比较次要的甚至是无原则的问题上。
• That is how the divergences emerged.
  而分化由此出现。
• A currency supposed to bring convergence has produced divergences instead.
  这种本意是促进趋同的货币，却导致了分化。
• Various complex divergences in art styles sprang into being as well.
  当年的四川画家群成员在艺术风格上也产生了种种复杂的分化；