early 15c., from Old French contrepois (Modern French contrepoids), from contre- "against" (see contra-) + peis, from Latin pensum "weight," noun use of neuter past participle of pendere "to weigh" (see pendant).
雙語例句
1. The two nations'nuclear forces are in perfect counterpoise , ie are equal.
這兩國的核力量完全均衡.
來自辭典例句
2. Whether did this encroach the individual's privacy counterpoise, both produced conflict.
這是否侵犯了個人的隱私權, 兩者產生了沖突.
來自互聯網
3. Counterpoise namely card price is lower than exercise price.