pact
意味: A formal agreement between individuals, groups, or nations to do or refrain from doing something; a solemn compact.
Pact is a concise, powerful word suggesting a binding agreement entered into with deliberate intent. It can be used for international treaties (the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact), political agreements (an electoral pact), or personal commitments (a suicide pact, a pact between friends). It often carries undertones of secrecy or solemnity. Common collocations include 'sign a pact,' 'make a pact,' 'a non-aggression pact,' 'an electoral pact,' and 'a Faustian pact.'
例文
- The two parties signed an electoral pact, agreeing not to stand candidates against each other in key marginal seats. 两个政党签署了选举公约,同意在关键的边际选区不互相推出候选人。Los dos partidos firmaron un pacto electoral comprometiéndose a no presentar candidatos el uno contra el otro en los escaños marginales clave.両政党は選挙協定に署名し、主要な接戦選挙区では互いに候補者を立てないことに合意した。두 정당은 선거 협정에 서명하여 주요 접전 선거구에서 서로 후보를 내세우지 않기로 합의했다.
- The Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact of 1939 stunned the world by aligning two ideologically opposed regimes. 1939年的《莫洛托夫-里宾特洛甫条约》将两个意识形态对立的政权联合在一起,震惊了全世界。El Pacto Mólotov-Ribbentrop de 1939 conmocionó al mundo al alinear dos regímenes ideológicamente opuestos.1939年の独ソ不可侵条約は、イデオロギー的に対立する二つの体制を結びつけ、世界を驚愕させた。1939년의 독소 불가침 조약은 이념적으로 대립하는 두 체제를 결합시켜 세계를 경악시켰다.
- They made a pact as teenagers to reunite every decade, wherever life had taken them. 他们十几岁时达成了一个约定:无论生活将他们带到哪里,每隔十年都要重聚。De adolescentes hicieron un pacto: reunirse cada diez años, dondequiera que la vida les hubiera llevado.彼らは10代の時に、人生がどこへ導こうとも10年ごとに再会するという約束を交わした。그들은 10대 때 인생이 어디로 이끌든 10년마다 다시 만나자는 약속을 했다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: media, academic, general
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin pactum (an agreement, contract), neuter past participle of pacisci (to agree, negotiate), related to pax (peace). The word suggests a negotiated agreement between parties, originally sealed with a formal ritual.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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