discord
의미: Disagreement and conflict between people or groups; a lack of harmony or accord.
Discord describes a state of active disagreement, tension, or strife — stronger than mere 'disagreement' but less violent than 'conflict.' It is used in political, social, and interpersonal contexts. In music, discord refers to a combination of notes that sounds harsh or unresolved. 'Sow discord' (deliberately create conflict) and 'a note of discord' are common collocations. The adjective form is 'discordant.'
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- The policy changes sowed discord within the party and led to several high-profile resignations. 政策变更在党内播撒了不和,导致数名知名人士辞职。Los cambios de política sembraron discordia dentro del partido y provocaron varias dimisiones de alto perfil.その政策変更は党内に不和を生み、複数の著名人の辞任につながった。그 정책 변경은 당내에 불화를 일으켰고, 여러 저명 인사의 사임으로 이어졌다.
- Despite their public displays of unity, there was considerable discord behind closed doors. 尽管他们对外展现团结姿态,私底下却存在相当大的分歧。A pesar de sus demostraciones públicas de unidad, existía una considerable discordia puertas adentro.対外的には結束を示していたものの、水面下ではかなりの不和が存在していた。대외적으로는 단결을 과시했지만, 이면에서는 상당한 불화가 존재했다.
- The discordant notes at the opening of the piece gradually resolved into a harmonious melody. 乐曲开头的不协和音符逐渐化解为和谐的旋律。Las notas discordantes del inicio de la pieza se fueron resolviendo gradualmente en una melodía armoniosa.曲の冒頭の不協和音は、やがて調和のとれた旋律へと解消されていった。곡의 도입부에서 울린 불협화음은 점차 조화로운 선율로 해소되어 갔다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: media, literary, academic
어조: negative
기원과 역사
From Old French descord, from Latin discordia (disagreement), from discors (disagreeing), from dis- (apart) + cor (heart). Literally 'apart in heart' — a vivid image of fundamental disagreement.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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