1.比较;对照
2.使对抗;使反对;使猜忌
3.使平衡
4.使不和;离间
5.赌
1.比较;对照
2.使对抗;使反对;使猜忌
3.使平衡
4.使不和;离间
5.赌
1.to cause two people or groups to fight each other although they were in a friendly relationship before
2.to compare one thing with another
1.Set against the political repression and violence of the 1970s and 1980s, the story has something of a Turkish film melodrama about it.
在20世纪70、80年代政治压迫和暴力背景的映衬下，小说的故事情节有几分土耳其电影闹剧的味道。
2.Set against the grim mood of a year ago, all this is generally encouraging.
相较于一年前黯淡的情绪，这一切总体上都令人振奋。
3.Ending the tax break altogether would pay for universal coverage, with revenue left over to set against the long-term budget deficit.
完全取消税收减免，所产生的收入足以为全民医保埋单，剩余部分还可抵减长期财政赤字。
4.The collateral is often set against credit lines the companies have with banks or is offset against assets.
抵押品通常是抵扣公司在银行的信贷额度，或抵扣资产。
5.Sympathy for DSK has, however, to be set against distaste at the wider revelations about his way of life.
然而，反衬人们对卡恩的同情的是更多的对他的生活之道的披露。
6.beams might be used for a number of notes set against one syllable of text.
可能在几个音之间使用连音线而不是在一节上。
7.This is, of course, set against the fixed supply of each investment grade vintage, which then decreases as it matures and is consumed.
当然，与此相对的是，每一种投资级葡萄酒的供应量总是固定的，而且在其成熟并被消费后就会减少。
8.Then the nations set against him on every side from the provinces, and spread their net over him: he was taken in their pit.
于是四围邦国各省的人来攻击他，将网撒在他身上，捉在他们的坑中。
9.The desire to be liberated from oil's omnipresent grip is set against a backdrop of America's love-hate relationship with energy.
使美国摆脱石油对其无处不在的控制这一愿望其实就是平衡美国人对能源的一种爱恨情绪。
10.A less-than-adequate legal system is just another business risk to set against the potential rewards.
司法体系的不完备只是潜在回报所面临的另一个商业风险。