be discrepant with + noun phrase
最常用搭配，表示与某事物不符。
His account was discrepant with the official version.
他的描述与官方版本不一致。
不一致的；有出入的；相互矛盾的
与事实不符的,矛盾的；不一致的,有分歧的；不符合的；有差异的
not in agreement or not matching other facts; inconsistent
不一致的
not in accord
与事实不符的,矛盾的
not compatible with other facts
不一致的,有分歧的
not in agreement
The two reports gave discrepant accounts of the incident.
两份报告对事件的描述有差异。
用法提示：形容词"discrepant"修饰"accounts"，表示不一致。
Her actions were discrepant with her stated beliefs.
她的行为与她声称的信念不符。
用法提示："discrepant with"表示与...不一致。
The test results were discrepant, so we had to repeat the experiment.
测试结果有矛盾，所以我们不得不重复实验。
用法提示："discrepant"作表语，表示结果相互矛盾。
最常用搭配，表示与某事物不符。
His account was discrepant with the official version.
他的描述与官方版本不一致。
与 from 搭配略显正式。
The experimental results are discrepant from the theory.
实验结果与理论不符。
表示在某方面有差异。
The two witnesses were discrepant in their testimonies.
两位证人的证词存在差异。
grammar · medium
易错句子There is a discrepant in the data.
正确表达There is a discrepancy in the data.
“discrepant”是形容词，不能用作名词；名词形式应为“discrepancy”。
grammar · medium
易错句子His statement is discrepant to the facts.
正确表达His statement is discrepant with the facts.
形容词“discrepant”后应跟介词“with”或“from”，而不是“to”。
discreet 意为‘谨慎的’，与 discrepant 含义不同；discrepant 指‘不一致的’。注意拼写差异：-creet vs -crepant。
discrete 意为‘分离的、独立的’，与 discrepant 含义不同；discrepant 指‘有差异的’。注意发音差异：/dɪˈskriːt/ vs /dɪˈskrepənt/。
disparate 指‘迥然不同的、不可比较的’，强调本质差异；discrepant 指‘不一致的、有矛盾的’，常用于事实或数据之间不吻合。
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