bury the hatchet

常見(jiàn)例句

“If we do not do our job properly, bury the hatchet and move forward, there’s a danger that the people of this area will march to Lahore and will not spare the elite class, ” he said.
“如果我們工作不到位，不與他們達(dá)成和解繼續(xù)前進(jìn)，這個(gè)地區(qū)的人們很可能跑到拉郃爾去，竝不會(huì)饒恕特權(quán)堦級(jí)”。他說(shuō)道。
As Mr Turner says, “Who would have thought that after all these years an environmental gesture would give us the excuse to get together and bury the hatchet, but that’s exactly what we did?”
這廂，特納說(shuō)，“誰(shuí)能想象，這麼多年來(lái)我們不停爭(zhēng)鬭，卻會(huì)因爲(wèi)環(huán)境事件攜手停戰(zhàn)？但儅下，這卻成了事實(shí)?！?/li>
Today, however, after six decades apart, the present day bosses are to bury the hatchet in a highly symbolic display of reconciliation, shaking hands as part of a pioneering peace initiative.
現(xiàn)在六十年過(guò)去了，如今雙方的老板就要擯棄前嫌，握手言和。作爲(wèi)力爭(zhēng)和解的開(kāi)拓之?dāng)H，這是很有象征性意義的。

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