Vis-À-Vis
EN→ZH
What Does Vis-À-Vis Mean?
- 面对面
- 相对
- 相比
Vis-À-Vis Pronunciation
/vɪz ə ˈviː/
Vis-À-Vis Definition
noun
Definition
a person or thing that is in relation to another
In ZH
与另一人或事物有关的人或事
How to Use Vis-À-Vis in a Sentence
- The manager discussed the project's status vis-à-vis the budget.
- In negotiations, it's crucial to understand your position vis-à-vis the other parties involved.
- The artist's new work can be seen vis-à-vis his previous pieces.
- They compared the two countries' economies vis-à-vis their political systems.
- The report was evaluated vis-à-vis the previous year's findings.
Cultural Notes
This phrase is often used in formal or academic contexts to denote comparison or relation.
preposition
Definition
in relation to; compared with
In ZH
与……相比
How to Use Vis-À-Vis in a Sentence
- The study examined health outcomes vis-à-vis treatment options.
- Vis-à-vis the previous model, this one offers improved performance.
- The country’s policies were criticized vis-à-vis international standards.
- Her performance vis-à-vis her peers was remarkable.
- Vis-à-vis your proposal, we have some concerns that need addressing.