run-in

英 [ˈrʌn ɪn]

美 [ˈrʌn ɪn]

n.  争论; 争吵; 冲突

复数：run-ins　

化学

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牛津词典

noun

• 争论；争吵；冲突
  an argument or a fight
• 争论；争吵；冲突
  an argument or a fight

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 争吵;争执
  Arun-inis an argument or quarrel with someone.
  1. I had a monumental run-in with him a couple of years ago.
     几年前，我和他大吵了一架。
• N-SING 赛前期;预赛;热身赛
  Therun-into a sporting event is the period of time or series of matches leading up to it.
  1. If Bob is at his best, we'll be able to win the most difficult game of our run-in.
     只要鲍勃处于最佳状态，我们就能拿下最艰难的一场预赛。

英英释义

noun

• an angry dispute
  1. they had a quarrel
  2. they had words
  Synonym:quarrelwranglerowwordsdustup

双语例句

• These reform measures need a run-in period and cannot be thoroughly implemented at one go.
  这些改革需要一个磨合过程，不能一步到位。
• During his28,000-nautical-mile journey, he braved storms, equipment failures, close calls with freighters and a run-in with suspected pirates.
  在他长达28000海里的旅途中，他战胜了暴风雨、设备故障等难题，在险些和货轮相撞时幸运脱身，还与疑似海盗的船只擦肩而过。
• Poole had been wounded in the thigh on the run-in.
  普尔在行进途中大腿受伤。
• A minor run-in with Eldridge over the money.
  为了钱财而同埃尔德里奇发生的一次小口角。
• We had a IittIe run-in with some ogres, but char got the best of them.
  我们遇到了几个野人，但是查摆平了他们。
• We'd done it for two weeks in Birmingham as a run-in for the main season.
  该剧我们已在伯明翰演过两周，是作为主要演出季节的预演。
• He's probably had a run-in at work with ted.
  他多半跟特德在工作中吵过一架。
• This month, Evergrande had a run-in with the Australian government.
  恒大本月与澳大利亚政府产生争执。
• I know that in whatever games we've got in the run-in, we can play the likes of Macheda, Welbeck and Rafael without any question at all.
  我知道不管是什么比赛我们都要争胜，我们无疑能派出马切达，韦尔贝克和拉斐尔这样的球员。
• The principal disadvantages are the long run-in time required for proper channeling.
  主要的缺点是，为了得到合适的油路，需要很长的磨合时间。