n. 战斗, 冲突, 矛盾, 争执 vi. 争执, 战斗, 冲突, 抵触
However inconvenient, a trip to a local doctor, immigration office or laundry —— or a conflict with a local Airbnb host (the accommodation style of choice for most nomads) —— can be far more culturally instructive than a trip to the national museum.
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EVE teaches skills like creativity, leadership, organisation, and conflict resolution, he maintains.
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They persuaded them to put their conflict aside.
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Students—and adults for that matter—simply cannot understand the conflicts we have today without understanding what caused them in the first place.
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If the act of giving advice is contributing actively to someone's feelings of self-worth, an outright rejection may be perceived as a threat, activating their fight-or-flight response, possibly causing them to double down on their validation-seeking behavior, or leading to a larger conflict.
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