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This post was finally edited by Saiqi Business on 2010-5-26 16:23 "what is you guys relationship?" "symbiotic relationship". A record of the conversation between two people. At that time, Saiqi Business was confused. After asking for advice, I realized that symbiotic relationship is a co-dependent relationship. They do not necessarily like each other, but they must have common interests. The online translation is "symbiotic relationship". The most typical symbiotic relationship is the big shark. And the small fish on his back that helps him eat away parasites. The small fish helps the shark, and the shark provides food and protection. It is said that this is "advanced English", which is a professional word that appears in American textbooks for Grade 11 and above. Saiqi Business did not dare to keep it to itself, so I posted it immediately. :D If I find a chance, I must use it once, show it off, and prove that I am very advanced. Haha.
I studied biology before and it is very interesting to use it to describe people. Ha ha. lz always shares interesting things ~ thumbs up~
Two years ago, Zoellick of the United States used "stakeholder" to describe the relationship between the United States and China, which attracted attention. We translated it as "stakeholder," which probably means the same thing.
sym - bio -tic relation - ship. ok I know it now. thanks. i learn a new word today.
Typical idiom type, many words in English also have stories.