用法模式:
a discrepancy between [A] and [B]
The audit revealed a significant discrepancy between the reported income and the bank statements.
A könyvvizsgálat jelentős eltérést tárt fel a bevallott jövedelem és a bankszámlakivonatok között.
There is a discrepancy in the patient’s records: one file says she is 62, another says she is 26.
A beteg dokumentációjában ellentmondás van: az egyik irat szerint 62 éves, egy másik szerint 26.
The scientists could not explain the discrepancy between the experimental results and the original hypothesis.
We need to find the reason for the discrepancy between the inventory list and the items on the shelf.
The police noticed a discrepancy in his story and decided to ask more questions.
学习者例句
There is a discrepancy between the two reports.
Eltérés van a két jelentés között.
The teacher found a discrepancy in my test scores.
A tanár eltérést vett észre a teszteredményeimben.
We must explain this discrepancy in the sales numbers.
The bank called me about a discrepancy in my account.
They checked the data after seeing a small discrepancy.
常见错误:
Learners often use *difference* when a more formal or precise word like *discrepancy* is better, especially with numbers, data, or reports. Also, learners sometimes use the wrong preposition, saying *discrepancy of two reports* instead of *discrepancy between two reports*, or *discrepancy about the numbers* instead of *discrepancy in the numbers*. Another mistake is using the non-standard form *discrepance* instead of *discrepancy*.
含义
difference where things should match
搭配
a discrepancy between
|a discrepancy in the figures
|explain the discrepancy
|account for the discrepancy
|resolve the discrepancy
|note a discrepancy
近义词
inconsistency (Stresses that two things do not fit together logically or exactly.)
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difference (More general; does not always imply that the things should be the same.)
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mismatch (More informal; often used when two specific items do not go together or do not correspond.)
反义词
consistency (Focuses on things staying the same and fitting together logically, without conflict.)
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agreement (Emphasizes that facts, numbers, or accounts say the same thing.)
主题
business
|law
|science
|daily life
|finance
|core_vocabulary
释义
A difference between two or more things, such as numbers or stories, that should be the same.
A difference or inconsistency between two or more facts, figures, or accounts that are expected to be the same.
用法模式:
a discrepancy in [something] between [groups]
The report highlights a serious discrepancy in pay between male and female employees.
A jelentés rámutat a férfi és női munkavállalók közötti súlyos bérkülönbségre.
There is a growing discrepancy between urban and rural schools in terms of resources and exam results.
Egyre nő az egyenlőtlenség a városi és a vidéki iskolák között az erőforrások és a vizsgaeredmények tekintetében.
Activists are calling attention to the discrepancy in healthcare access across different regions.
The data show a clear discrepancy between what senior and junior staff earn for similar work.
This policy aims to reduce the discrepancy in opportunities for students from different backgrounds.
学习者例句
There is a big discrepancy in pay between men and women.
Nagy a bérkülönbség a férfiak és a nők között.
We must fix the discrepancy between rich and poor areas.
Orvosolnunk kell a gazdag és szegény térségek közötti egyenlőtlenséget.
The study shows a discrepancy in test scores between the two schools.
They are working to reduce the discrepancy in access to clean water.
The government wants to close the discrepancy in income levels.
常见错误:
Learners may not realize this sense often suggests unfairness, and may use *discrepancy* where a neutral word like *difference* or *variation* is more natural. They also sometimes say *discrepancy of men and women* instead of *discrepancy between men and women* or *discrepancy in pay between men and women*.
含义
unfair gap between groups or things
搭配
a pay discrepancy
|a discrepancy in wages
|a discrepancy between rich and poor
|gender pay discrepancy
|a discrepancy in access to healthcare
近义词
inequality (Highlights unfair or unjust differences in status, money, or power.)
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gap (A more general term for a difference in amount or level, often used in social or economic contexts.)
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imbalance (Stresses that one side has more or less than the other, suggesting something is not fair or not healthy.)
反义词
equality (Means people or groups have the same rights, chances, or amounts, with no unfair difference.)
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parity (A formal term meaning a state of being equal, especially in pay or status.)
主题
society
|politics
|business
|core_vocabulary
释义
A clear and often unfair gap between two groups or situations, for example in pay, health, or power.
A noticeable and often unfair difference in level, amount, or treatment between groups, situations, or conditions.