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pact n.契约；协定；条约 (1) 这是很久以前在开玩笑时定下的契约。(2) 你和我必须订立契约。(3) 他们有协定，不告诉任何人。(4) 他们批准了这项协定，因为他们认为它将能带来和平。(5) 他们签定了互不侵犯条约。(6) 我们将把兵力加进防御互助条约。 A pact is a formal agreement. The 1955 Warsaw Pact, for instance, was Eastern Europe's answer to NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization), with communist countries pledging mutual aid in case of foreign aggression. You may also come across the word compact, which is pretty much the same as a pact. The word pact comes from the Latin pactum, meaning "something agreed upon." In Roman times, one kind of pact was the marriage pact you signed when you got married.

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英 [pækt] 美 [pækt] (1) It was a pact made in fun long ago.(2) Tell Me Why You and I must make a pact.(3) They made a pact not to tell anyone.(4) They ratify the pact because they think it will bring peace.(5) They signed a nonaggression pact.(6) We will put military muscle into the mutual defence pact. A pact is a treaty or other agreement between parties, and it's usually written. Countries can have pacts or you can make a pact with your friends, promising each other that you'll all show up for the spelling bee. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]协定；契约；盟约；条约 A pact is a formal agreement between two or more people, organizations, or governments to do a particular thing or to help each other.   [oft supp N]Last month he signed a new non-aggression pact with Germany...上个月，他与德国签订了新的互不侵犯条约。The other two opposition parties cannot agree on an electoral pact between themselves.另外两个反对党之间无法就选举达成协议。

英语单词	pact
英美音标	英 [pækt] 美 [pækt]
中文释义	n.契约；协定；条约
英语例句	(1) It was a pact made in fun long ago. (2) Tell Me Why You and I must make a pact. (3) They made a pact not to tell anyone. (4) They ratify the pact because they think it will bring peace. (5) They signed a nonaggression pact. (6) We will put military muscle into the mutual defence pact.
中文例句	(1) 这是很久以前在开玩笑时定下的契约。 (2) 你和我必须订立契约。 (3) 他们有协定，不告诉任何人。 (4) 他们批准了这项协定，因为他们认为它将能带来和平。 (5) 他们签定了互不侵犯条约。 (6) 我们将把兵力加进防御互助条约。
vocabulary简明	A pact is a treaty or other agreement between parties, and it's usually written. Countries can have pacts or you can make a pact with your friends, promising each other that you'll all show up for the spelling bee.
vocabulary扩展	A pact is a formal agreement. The 1955 Warsaw Pact, for instance, was Eastern Europe's answer to NATO (the North Atlantic Treaty Organization), with communist countries pledging mutual aid in case of foreign aggression. You may also come across the word compact, which is pretty much the same as a pact. The word pact comes from the Latin pactum, meaning "something agreed upon." In Roman times, one kind of pact was the marriage pact you signed when you got married.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]协定；契约；盟约；条约 A pact is a formal agreement between two or more people, organizations, or governments to do a particular thing or to help each other. [oft supp N] Last month he signed a new non-aggression pact with Germany... 上个月，他与德国签订了新的互不侵犯条约。 The other two opposition parties cannot agree on an electoral pact between themselves. 另外两个反对党之间无法就选举达成协议。

Pact Signed Made Make Mutual Treaty Agreement Countries