on bad terms

常見(jiàn)例句

Colleague: I see your point, but I seem to be on bad terms with them.
同事: 我明白你的意思，但是我似乎和他們合不來(lái)。
When you leave your job, your emotions may be running high, especially if you are leaving on bad terms.
離職的時(shí)候，你的情緒可能會(huì)高漲，特別是當(dāng)你不歡而散時(shí)。
By the time the two paired up in the nation’s capital, they were on bad terms with Father Time. Leg injuries led to declining scoring averages led to a column full of Ls.
兩個(gè)人在首都搭檔時(shí)，都開(kāi)始和時(shí)間老人一同度過(guò)爛隊(duì)生涯，腿傷導(dǎo)致的得分下降以及一系列失利。

And if you left your employer on bad terms, things could get really nasty.
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