agonistical

agonistical的音标为[ə"ɡɔnɪstɪkl]，基本翻译为“有竞争性的；竞争的”，速记技巧为：agonistical=agon+istic（…的）。

"agonistical"这个词的词源可以追溯到拉丁语"agō"（意为“我驱动”或“驱动”）和"statikos"（意为“与站立、位置有关的”）。因此，"agonistical"可以理解为“驱动位置的”或“与竞争有关的”。

变化形式：在词性上，"agonistical"通常用作形容词或名词。作为形容词，它可以表示“与竞争有关的”或“竞争的”。作为名词，它可以表示“竞争者”或“竞争状态”。

相关单词：

"agonism"（驱动，驱动力）：这个词源于希腊语"agōnismenos"，意为“驱动的”或“驱动力”。它通常用于描述生物体或机器的动力机制。

"agonist"（竞争者）：这个词源于希腊语"agōnitēs"，意为“参与竞争的人”或“竞赛者”。它通常用于描述在竞争中起积极作用的一方。

"antagonism"（对抗）：这个词源于拉丁语"antagōnsis"，意为“相反的”或“对抗的”。它通常用于描述两个事物之间的对立或冲突。

"contest"（竞争）：这个词源于拉丁语"con-testare"，意为“共同测试”。它通常用于描述两个或更多人之间的竞争。

"compete"（竞争）：这个词直接源自拉丁语"competere"，意为“共同追求”。它通常用于描述两个或更多人之间的比赛或竞赛。

"strive"（努力）：这个词源于拉丁语"strīvere"，意为“努力驱动”。它通常用于描述为了某个目标而进行的努力。

"rival"（竞争对手）：这个词源于拉丁语"rivalis"，意为“对等的”或“相匹敌的”。它通常用于描述在竞争中处于同等地位的人或事物。

"conflict"（冲突）：这个词源于拉丁语"conflictere"，意为“碰撞”。它通常用于描述两个或更多事物之间的对抗或冲突。

"competitor"（竞赛者）：这个词直接源自拉丁语"competitor"，意为“参与竞赛的人”。它通常用于描述在比赛中参与的人。以上都是基于词源分析和相关含义的描述，具体使用时还需要考虑语境和语义。

常用短语：

1. at war with

2. go against

3. in favor of

4. on the warpath

5. be at odds with

6. fall out with

7. make peace with

例句：

1. He is at war with his boss and is looking for a new job.

2. She went against her parents" wishes and chose to marry her lover.

3. We are in favor of environmental protection and sustainable development.

4. He was on the warpath and was ready to fight for what he believed in.

5. They are at odds with their neighbors and are considering moving.

6. They fell out with their friend over a trivial matter and haven"t spoken to each other since.

7. After years of making peace with her past, she finally felt at peace with herself.

英文小作文：

My Relationship with My Past

I have been making peace with my past for years, but recently, I realized that I have finally found peace with myself. It all started when I started to understand that my past experiences have shaped me into the person I am today, and that they are not something to be afraid of or ashamed of. I have learned to accept my mistakes and failures, and to use them as stepping stones to growth and understanding.

Now, I see my past as a part of me that I can"t change, but that I can learn from and appreciate. I am no longer at war with my past, but rather on the side of understanding and acceptance. I am no longer at odds with my past, but rather at peace with it, knowing that it has made me who I am today. I am grateful for my past, because it has taught me valuable lessons and helped me to become a stronger and more understanding person.