at loggerheads with

基本解釋

It is sad that many Chinese tend to be at loggerheads with their fellow Chinese.
令人遺憾的是許多老中常與自己同胞相斗。
EXAMPLE: Our company's thrifty chief accountant is at loggerheads with our marketing director who wants more money allocated to advertising in our annual budget.
我們公司節(jié)儉的首席會(huì)計(jì)師和營銷主管發(fā)生了爭執(zhí)，營銷主管希望年度預(yù)算能為廣告提供更多資金。
The appointment of influential people with their own agendas, sometimes at loggerheads with the bank’s, poses a large problem for the way its projects are administered.
按他們自己的安排，任命有權(quán)勢(shì)的人物——有時(shí)與世行安排相異——對(duì)項(xiàng)目執(zhí)行方式會(huì)產(chǎn)生一個(gè)重大問題。

The airline is at loggerheads with the powerful transport workers' union in two separate disputes.
ECONOMIST: British Airways
He is at loggerheads with Barack Obama over how to proceed with a peace process.
ECONOMIST: Israel and diplomacy
Most strikingly, Mr Klaus is at loggerheads with Mr Havel, once his ally against communism.
ECONOMIST: Charlemagne