Contradiction, conflict, embarrassment, disagreement.

Conflict in English: conflict

Embarrassment: Embarrassed English

Divergent English: Differences

Lexical analysis:

1, contradiction

English pronunciation: [? k？ ntr？ d？ k？ n]

Inconsistency, contradiction, opposition (of facts, opinions, actions, etc.) ); Refute; refute

Example:

He particularly emphasized the particularity of analyzing contradictions.

He emphatically analyzed the particularity of this contradiction.

2. Conflict

English pronunciation: [? k？ nfl？ kt，k？ n？ fl？ kt]

Chinese explanation: n. conflict; Controversy; Argument; (military) conflict; Fight; Conflict; Contradictions; inconformity

Example:

What is worrying is that we have no strategy to quit this conflict.

What is worrying is that we have no strategy to get out of this conflict.

3. Embarrassed

English pronunciation: [? m？ b？ r？ st]

English explanation: embarrassed, embarrassed, shy, especially in social situations; Tight; economic difficulty

Example:

She told such a rude joke that everyone looked embarrassed.

She told such a vulgar joke that everyone looked at her with embarrassment.

4. Disagreement

English pronunciation: [da? v？ d？ ns]

Chinese explanation: differences (in views, attitudes, etc.). )

Example:

There are great differences of opinion within the party.

There are great differences of opinion within the party.

Extended data

Awkward cognate words:

1, embarrassed

English pronunciation: [? m'b？ r？ s？ ]

English explanation: embarrassed; Embarrassing

Example:

That's an embarrassing situation for me.

For me, this is an embarrassing scene.

2. Embarrassed

English pronunciation: [? m'b？ r？ s]

English explanation: v. Embarrassing, especially in social situations; Confused; discommode

Example:

I embarrassed her. What else could it be?

I embarrassed her. Is there any other possibility?