Discordant Meaning in English

word

US

dih-SKOR-dnt

UK

dih-SKAW-dnt

释义

Describes sounds, ideas, or opinions that do not agree or fit well together; often used for things that clash or are harsh when combined.

用法与细微差别

Somewhat formal; often appears in academic, musical, or critical contexts. Common with 'notes', 'voices', 'views', and 'opinions'. Usually describes a jarring or clashing combination, not just simple difference.

• Spanish: discordante - desarmónico
• Portuguese (BR): discordante - desarmônico
• Portuguese (PT): discordante - desarmónico
• Chinese (Simplified): 不和谐的 - 不一致的
• Chinese (Traditional): 不和諧的 - 不一致的
• Hindi: असंगत - मतभेदपूर्ण
• Arabic: متنافر - غير متسق
• Bengali: বেসুরো - বেমিল
• Russian: диссонансный - разноголосый - несогласованный
• Japanese: 不協和音の - 不一致の
• Vietnamese: chói tai - bất hòa - không hòa hợp
• Korean: 불협화음의 - 조화롭지 않은
• Turkish: uyumsuz - ahenksiz
• Urdu: ناہم آہنگ - تضاد رکھنے والا
• Indonesian: tidak selaras - sumbang - tidak sejalan

例句

The two singers produced a discordant sound.

basic

Their opinions on the project are discordant.

basic

The colors in the painting are discordant.

basic

His discordant remarks ruined the friendly atmosphere.

natural

There was a discordant note in the beautiful symphony.

natural

The team's discordant strategies led to confusion.

natural