ambivalence信息详情
n.[心理]矛盾情绪；正反感情并存
But underlying all of them was America's own ambivalence.───但是，问题最根本还是美国自身的矛盾。
And their ambivalence is never far away.───他们的矛盾心情从来没有远离过他们。
Many people feel some ambivalence towards television and its effect on our lives.───很多人以矛盾的态度对待电视及其对生活的影响。
But now that its profile in the world is no longer that of heroic victim, their ambivalence has grown.───但是既然该国在全球的形象不再是英勇的受害者，他们的矛盾感也增多了。
But this evolution being unknown, there was an odd sense of ambivalence on the plane back from Beijing.───但是在离开北京的飞机上，由于当时还不知道事情的这种发展，人们有一种奇怪的复杂心理。
Harvard scholar once told me that today's China is best approached with ambivalence, and that seems about right to me.───哈佛大学的一位学者曾告诉我，今天的中国，最好以矛盾的眼光来看，我感觉赞同…
Torn between loving her parents one minute and hating them the next, she was confused by the ambivalence of her feelings.───她深陷于对她父母时爱时恨的矛盾心态中而感到困惑不堪。
A more recent survey by the German Marshall Fund found ambivalence about trade in Europe and the United States.───德国马歇尔基金会（GermanMarshallFund）最近的一项民调显示出欧美人对贸易的矛盾心态。
Echoing Bonnie, Appelbaum said the Court's decision reflects society's ambivalence about the death penalty.───附和Bonnie的观点，Applbaum称法院的裁决反映了社会对于死刑的矛盾心理。
The document expressed some ambivalence over the doctrine of predestination.