bittersweet
bittersweet 英 ['bɪtəswiːt] 美 ['bɪtɚ,swit]
adj. 苦乐参半的；又苦又甜的 n. 又苦又甜的东西；蜀羊泉
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- adj. 苦乐参半的；又苦又甜的
- n. 又苦又甜的东西；蜀羊泉
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1. But then there were some bittersweet moments that perhaps I don’t wish to divulge right at this time.
但后来有一些苦乐参半的时刻，也许我不想就在现在这个时候透露。
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2. For some, shuffling may be a bittersweet downside, like compressed sound files or isolated listening, but I think the good far outweighs the bad.
对于某些人来说，移动性可能是苦乐参半的缺点，像被压缩的声音文件或者单独收听，但是我认为好处远远大于坏处。
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3. “Every launch is a little bittersweet, ” Michael Moses, the shuttle launch integration manager, said at a news conference Friday.
“每一次发射都是苦乐参半，”航天飞机发射集成经理迈克尔·摩西在周五的新闻发布会上说。
- bittersweet (adj.) "uniting bitterness and sweetness," 1610s, from bitter (adj.) + sweet (adj.). Perhaps older, as the same word is used as a noun in Middle English (late 14c.) for drinks or experiences that are both bitter and sweet and especially in reference to a type of apple; later of woody nightshade (1560s). Greek had a similarly formed compound, glykypikros, literally "sweet-bitter."
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