counterparts

英 [ˈkaʊntəpɑːts]

美 [ˈkaʊntərˌpɑrts]

n.  职位(或作用)相当的人; 对应的事物
counterpart的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 职能(或地位)相当的人;对应的事物
  Someone's or something'scounterpartis another person or thing that has a similar function or position in a different place.
  1. The Foreign Secretary telephoned his Italian counterpart to protest.
     外交部长致电意大利外长表示抗议。
  2. The Finnish organization was very different from that of its counterparts in the rest of the Nordic region.
     芬兰的这一机构和北欧其他国家的同类机构迥然不同。

双语例句

• Hong Kong police said they were liaising with Canadian counterparts.
  香港警方表示他们正和加拿大警方保持联系。
• Councils are joining up with their European counterparts
  这些委员会将与欧洲的委员会结成联盟。
• In order to provide better agency service, we also keep academic exchange with foreign counterparts.
  为了提供更好的中介服务，我们也一直保持与国外同行进行学术交流。
• CBX in the US, for example, is more anonymous than its Japanese and Hong Kong counterparts.
  举例来说，美国CBX的匿名性就比日本和香港的CBX更强。
• In the past month, officials from both countries have accused their counterparts of supporting Taliban factions.
  在过去这个月，两国官员相互指责对方支持塔利班派别。
• Japanese students seem to be losing patience with work, unlike their counterparts in the United States and Korea.
  日本学生似乎正对工作失去耐心，而美国和韩国学生却不是这样。
• Deep-sea valleys are the counterparts of the mountain chains.
  深海里的峡谷相当于陆地上的山脉。
• Foreign experts are echoing the concerns of their Chinese counterparts.
  外国的专家和他们的中国同行有相同的忧虑。
• The prime minister met his European counterparts last week.
  上周总理会见了欧洲的首相。
• The Finnish organization was very different from that of its counterparts in the rest of the Nordic region.
  芬兰的这一机构和北欧其他国家的同类机构迥然不同。