be on good terms

基本解釋

They seem to be on good terms but actually they always speak ill of each other
他們看起來(lái)好像關(guān)系不錯(cuò),但是背後經(jīng)常互相誹謗.
The story of how I get my new job, and came to be on good terms with my boss is a funny one.
我是如何得到工作，又是怎樣和我的上師“幸會(huì)”的，那是個(gè)非常有趣的故事。
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We must wash the clothes and buy food by ourselves. Besides, we also have to be on good terms with our roommates.
我們必須自己洗衣服自己買(mǎi)食物。而且我們也不得不和室友們保持良好的關(guān)系。
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Controversial in the sense that maybe it's not a good thing to do, or there might be some limits on what we want to do there in terms of integrating machines with people's brains.
它的爭(zhēng)議性在於這可能竝不是一件好事,在我們想往人腦中植入機(jī)械時(shí),會(huì)不會(huì)受到某種限制
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If he is busy planning the next attack, American and British spooks had better be on good terms.
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She was a year older, twenty, but it was also more—she had always seemed to Lane to be on good terms with her life in a way that age could not account for.
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