on bad terms

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Colleague: I see your point, but I seem to be on bad terms with them.
  同事: 我明白你的意思，但是我似乎和他們郃不來(lái)。
• When you leave your job, your emotions may be running high, especially if you are leaving on bad terms.
  離職的時(shí)候，你的情緒可能會(huì)高漲，特別是儅你不歡而散時(shí)。
• By the time the two paired up in the nation’s capital, they were on bad terms with Father Time. Leg injuries led to declining scoring averages led to a column full of Ls.
  兩個(gè)人在首都搭檔時(shí)，都開(kāi)始和時(shí)間老人一同度過(guò)爛隊(duì)生涯，腿傷導(dǎo)致的得分下降以及一系列失利。

權(quán)威例句

• And if you left your employer on bad terms, things could get really nasty.
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• Prior to their agreement, Zynga and Facebook were very publicly on bad terms, and Credits was a particular point of contention.
  FORBES: Facebook's One Bling To Rule Them All: 5-Year Credits Deal With CrowdStar
• Former Vice President Al Gore and Joel Hyatt, the heads of Current TV, have just fired their star anchorman, Keith Olbermann, who previously left MSNBC on bad terms.
  FORBES: Keith Olbermann Gets Fired by Current TV, Goes Ballistic
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