adversarial

UK:  [.ædvɜː(r)'seəriəl]

US:  [.ædvɜr'seriəl]

adj.

1.敌对,敌对的;极力反对

2.对手的

1 . He warns against the emergence of a "structurally adversarial relationship" between China and the United States and its regional friends.
他对中国与美国及其在该地区的盟友之间的“结构性对抗关系”浮出水面发出警告。

2 . In common-law countries, the battleground of the court is of a piece with the adversarial, yet rule-bound, spirit of politics.
在普通法系国家，法庭这座战场便是对抗性的但受制于规则的政治精神的一个例子。

3 . The U. S. -China relationship is not inescapably destined to be adversarial, and certainly not violently so.
美中关系并不是不可避免地会陷于对抗，当然也不会那样激烈。

4 . First, you will establish an adversarial relationship with the market that takes you out of the constant flow of opportunities.
第一，你和市场建立了敌对关系，错失持续一致性的机会。

5 . White House correspondents assumed a more adversarial stance, and the bond between media and government elites frayed.
白宫记者们则摆出更具对抗性的姿态，并成为媒体与政府精英过招的粘合剂。