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vis-a-vis prep. 面对面； 跟 ... 比较； 关于n. 面对面； 陪伴人adv. 面对面地 (1) 两组进行了面对面的讨论。(2) 你的演讲比较深奥，我不大理解。(3) 专用地图是一个比较笼统的术语。(4) 她要做一个关于美国诗歌的讲座。(5) 这是一本关于人的繁育的书。(6) 两组进行了面对面的讨论。(7) 我当过一位老公爵夫人的陪伴人。 Technically that "a" in vis-a-vis is an "à" as the phrase translates literally from the French for "face to face." There's a slightly pedantic ring to the term vis-a-vis so use it with caution. It's more a term that might be used in a newspaper article or academic treatise, and something best avoided in speech altogether, unless you're deliberately aiming for comic effect.

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英 [viːzɑː'viː] 美 [viːzɑː'viː] (1) The two groups had a face-to-face discussion.(2) Your lecture was a bit above my head.(3) Special mapping is a rather nebulous term.(4) She is going to give a lecture on American Verse.(5) This is a book about human reproduction.(6) The two groups had a face-to-face discussion.(7) I worked as a companion to an old princess. Vis-a-vis is a fancy way of saying "in regards to" or "compared to," as in: "He was substantially underpaid vis-a-vis other researchers."

英语单词	vis-a-vis
英美音标	英 [viːzɑː'viː] 美 [viːzɑː'viː]
中文释义	prep. 面对面；跟 ... 比较；关于 n. 面对面；陪伴人 adv. 面对面地
英语例句	(1) The two groups had a face-to-face discussion. (2) Your lecture was a bit above my head. (3) Special mapping is a rather nebulous term. (4) She is going to give a lecture on American Verse. (5) This is a book about human reproduction. (6) The two groups had a face-to-face discussion. (7) I worked as a companion to an old princess.
中文例句	(1) 两组进行了面对面的讨论。 (2) 你的演讲比较深奥，我不大理解。 (3) 专用地图是一个比较笼统的术语。 (4) 她要做一个关于美国诗歌的讲座。 (5) 这是一本关于人的繁育的书。 (6) 两组进行了面对面的讨论。 (7) 我当过一位老公爵夫人的陪伴人。
vocabulary简明	Vis-a-vis is a fancy way of saying "in regards to" or "compared to," as in: "He was substantially underpaid vis-a-vis other researchers."
vocabulary扩展	Technically that "a" in vis-a-vis is an "à" as the phrase translates literally from the French for "face to face." There's a slightly pedantic ring to the term vis-a-vis so use it with caution. It's more a term that might be used in a newspaper article or academic treatise, and something best avoided in speech altogether, unless you're deliberately aiming for comic effect.

Vis A Vis 面对面 Groups Face To Face Discussion Lecture 两组进行了面对面的讨论 Term