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pairing

/ˈpeərɪŋ/ /ˈperɪŋ/

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verb

配对，匹配

To group into one or more sets of two.

Examples :

"The teacher is pairing students together for a group project. "

老师正在把学生们配成对，一起做一个小组项目。

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verb

交配，配对。

To bring two (animals, notably dogs) together for mating.

Examples :

"The dog breeder is carefully pairing the champion male with a healthy female in hopes of producing strong puppies. "

那位犬类繁殖者正在小心地将冠军公犬与一只健康的母犬配对，希望它们能生出强壮的小狗。

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verb

弃权，不参与投票

To engage (oneself) with another of opposite opinions not to vote on a particular question or class of questions.

Examples :

""Knowing they disagreed strongly on the new school policy, the two board members agreed to be pairing for the vote, ensuring that their opposing views would essentially cancel each other out and not influence the final decision." "

考虑到他们在新的学校政策上存在严重分歧，两位董事会成员同意相互弃权，不参与投票，以确保他们相反的意见实际上相互抵消，不会影响最终的决定。

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verb

匹配，配对。

To suit; to fit, as a counterpart.

Examples :

"The chef is pairing the delicate white fish with a light lemon sauce to complement its flavor. "

厨师正在用清淡的柠檬酱来搭配这种鲜嫩的白鱼，以衬托它的风味。

function organization

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verb

削弱，损害.

To impair, to make worse.

Examples :

"The lack of sleep paired his already poor performance in school. "

缺乏睡眠使他本就糟糕的学业表现更加恶化了。

negative condition

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verb

恶化，变坏

To become worse, to deteriorate.

Examples :

"The old wooden fence is pairing more and more with each harsh winter. "

随着每个严冬的侵袭，那道老木栅栏正变得越来越糟。

condition process

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noun

配对，结合

The combination or union of two things.

Examples :

"The pairing of socks after laundry helps me keep my sock drawer organized. "

洗完衣服后把袜子配对，能帮助我整理袜子抽屉，让它看起来井井有条。

group system organization

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noun

弃权协议，缺席协议

An agreement between two members of a legislative body holding opposite opinions to refrain from voting, so that both may absent themselves.

Examples :

"Because the budget vote was expected to be very close, the pairing between the senator who supported the bill and the congresswoman who opposed it was controversial, allowing both to attend important family events without affecting the outcome. "

由于预算投票预计会非常接近，支持该法案的参议员和反对该法案的国会女议员达成的缺席协议（也就是两人都放弃投票，双双缺席），引起了争议，因为这使得他们两人都能参加重要的家庭活动，同时又不会影响投票结果。

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