come to terms with

接受
常用释义
接受，妥协：指在心理上接受并适应某种情况或现实，尤其是在面对困难、挑战或失去时。
达成协议，达成共识：指双方或多方在谈判、讨论或争议解决过程中达成一致意见或共同的理解。

扩展信息

甘心忍受
高一英语词汇表 ... personality n. 入物；个性；人格 come to terms with 甘心忍受（不愉快的处境） fame n. 名声，名望 ...
达成协议
大学英语四级常用词组 ... come to 苏醒；共计；达到 come to terms with 达成协议；妥协，让步 come true 实现，达到 ...
妥协，让步
大学英语四级常用词组 ... come to 苏醒；共计；达到 come to terms with 达成协议；妥协，让步 come true 实现，达到 ...
与…达成协议
in terms of ... term value 项值 come to terms with 与…达成协议 in no uncertain terms 毫不含糊地，直截了当地 ...
接受
360教育网--最大的免费教育资源网 ... valueless a. 无价值的，无用的 come to terms with 接受，忍受 bother v. 打扰 ...
妥协，习惯于
自考英语二大纲词汇表第... ... come to： 共计，达到;归结为;涉及，谈到 come to terms with： 达成协议;妥协，习惯于 come up…
与…妥协
college English words... ... capable of 有能力…/ come to terms with 与..妥协 达成协议/ mean nothing to 不重要/ ...

例句

the ship, he finds himself in the middle -- and is forced to come to terms with who he is and what his values are.

Mr Doig is still trying to come to terms with the price put on his work. His accomplished Tate show ought to help him do so.

It HAS caused controversy in a country still trying to come to terms with the events of World War II.

She managed to come to terms with her pain and waited patiently for her doctor to come.

The influx of immigrants puts added pressure on an Italy struggling to come to terms with its place in a new world.

When we played that scene [of him dying] it was very sad, but again, we had come to terms with it.

If you cannot come to terms with it, eventually you will breach the policies and be forced to leave the business in disgrace.

The company is closing down, for it has been unable to come to terms with the trade union.

Most readers think you need counselling to help you come to terms with what happened, but I'm not at all convinced.

With the war over and the nation trying to come to terms with its shattering effects, Ali's trajectory now seemed less radical.

Over the past three decades, the Dutch appeared to come to terms with their place in soccer's natural order.

I think it's going to take her a while to come to terms with the fact that she came so close but didn't get it.

In the matter of house-rent I have come to terms with him.

There was no way she could come to terms with death, she lay night after night in a confused terror.

We're still trying to explain and come to terms with what is the evolutionary advantage of this.

But downplaying the situation won't help him come to terms with his own passing or make him feel comfortable sharing it with you.

Aides say he never did come to terms with the increased exposure of his new role.

Such memories never fade, but Hungary, unlike some of its neighbours, is making growing efforts to come to terms with its past.

Be open at all times, to give assistance, where necessary, to those who need help to come to terms with the truth.

He seems to have come to terms with losing his sight.

It is a country that has done more than almost any other to come to terms with its history.

He would, of course, climb out of it. He would come to terms with his weaknesses, control his passionsandachieve what we now call maturity.

Lara must either come to terms with her weight gain and accept herself for who she truly is, or wallow in her own self pity.

She has helped thousands of men and women come to terms with things that bother and that they could not talk about with others .

When I broke my foot at Spurs, I was sitting on the treatment table half an hour or so later and I had already come to terms with it.

Western governments are also only beginning to come to terms with what may soon be required in Libya.

All that I can do is to come to terms with my fate.

同义词

妥协；达成协议；让步；屈服；甘心忍受
compound compromise with sb. on sth.

更新时间：2025-05-21 03:24