apples and oranges是一个常用习语,根据其英英释义to compare things that are very different,表示“风马牛不相及的事物;天差地别的事物”,它在美式口语中十分常见。
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You can't compare your job as a doctor to mine as a musician—that's comparing apples and oranges!
你是位医生,我是位音乐家,你没法比较咱俩的工作,因为它们风马牛不相及。
They really are apples and oranges.
他们确实是迥然不同。
【例句】
You can't compare your job as a doctor to mine as a musician—that's comparing apples and oranges!
你是位医生,我是位音乐家,你没法比较咱俩的工作,因为它们风马牛不相及。
They really are apples and oranges.
他们确实是迥然不同。