phrasal verbphr vSPOILto spoil the good effect or success that something has 减损;贬低
The disagreement between the two men should not take away from their accomplishments.
两人之间的分歧应该无损于他们的成就。
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take away from • Nothing should be taken away from Leicester's excellent start to the season.• It's got fabulousarchitecture, but that's not going to take away fromSkidRow.• And the long-standingfeud between Juran and Deming should not take away from the ideas or accomplishments of either.