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dialog n.对话；对白=dialogue<英> (1) 我们两国最后终于能理智地进行对话了。(2) 这个作家不太擅长写对白。 Dialog is more commonly spelled dialogue, but either way it means "lines spoken by a character" or a conversation, either between fictional characters or real people. You might have a dialog with your boss if you're unhappy with your work hours and want to sit down and discuss your schedule. Dialog comes straight from the Greek dialogos with pretty much the same meaning, although it was originally used to mean a very formal type of speech or conversation.

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英 ['daɪəlɒg] 美 ['daɪəˌlɒg] (1) At last there can be a reasonable dialog between our two governments.(2) The writer is not very good at writing dialogs. If the dialog in a movie doesn't ring true, it can affect the way you feel about the whole story. Dialog is any conversation in a book, film or play.

英语单词	dialog
英美音标	英 ['daɪəlɒg] 美 ['daɪəˌlɒg]
中文释义	n.对话；对白 =dialogue<英>
英语例句	(1) At last there can be a reasonable dialog between our two governments. (2) The writer is not very good at writing dialogs.
中文例句	(1) 我们两国最后终于能理智地进行对话了。 (2) 这个作家不太擅长写对白。
vocabulary简明	If the dialog in a movie doesn't ring true, it can affect the way you feel about the whole story. Dialog is any conversation in a book, film or play.
vocabulary扩展	Dialog is more commonly spelled dialogue, but either way it means "lines spoken by a character" or a conversation, either between fictional characters or real people. You might have a dialog with your boss if you're unhappy with your work hours and want to sit down and discuss your schedule. Dialog comes straight from the Greek dialogos with pretty much the same meaning, although it was originally used to mean a very formal type of speech or conversation.

Dialog 英 Daɪəlɒg] 美 Daɪəˌlɒg N.对话；对白 =Dialogue<英> Reasonable Governments