shuāng​fāng HSK3

both sides

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  1. There is a huge disparity in strength between the two sides.

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  2. 双方达成协议

    shuāng​fāng dá​chéng le xié​yì.

    Both parties have reached an agreement.

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  3. Both parties have signed this contract.

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  4. 双方实力悬殊

    shuāng​fāng de shí​lì xuán​shū.

    There is a wide disparity in strength between the two sides.

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  5. Both sides agreed to settle the dispute through arbitration.

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  6. Marriage is about supporting each other.

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  7. Both sides are consulting on the details of the cooperation.

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  8. The two sides finally reached an agreement for a formal truce.

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  9. The two sides fought fiercely for a long time, but the outcome remained undecided.

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  10. The two sides signed a formal contract.

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  11. The two sides established a close cooperative relationship.

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  12. Both sides are preparing for the final showdown.

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  13. This partnership is beneficial to both parties.

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  14. Husbands and wives should share the housework together.

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  15. Both parties agreed not to mention this matter again in the future.

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  16. Conflicts broke out between the two sides at the border.

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  17. The two sides maintain a close cooperative relationship.

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  18. Both parties have reached an agreement on the purchase price.

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  19. Due to a conflict of interest, both sides went to war.

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  20. Both parties decided to jointly develop this new project.

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