| 释义 |
set sb / sth against sb / sth 1. to make someone start to fight or quarrel with another person, especially a person who they had friendly relations with before使…和…对立，使…和…反目:•The bitter civil war set brother against brother.激烈的内战使兄弟反目成仇。2. set yourself against (doing) sth to decide that you are opposed to doing or having something坚决反对（做）某事，坚决不参加某事:•She's set herself against going to university.她决意不肯上大学。3. set sth against tax to officially record the money you have spent on something connected with your job, in order to reduce the amount of tax you have to pay把某事物计入账里抵税 |