1.As minister, Jefferson presented America's republican case with erudition and dexterity, hailed France tactfully as a counterpoise to a common British antagonist, and negotiated a consular convention.

作为部长, 杰斐逊以博学和灵巧的方式介绍了美国的共和党案例, 巧妙地将法国视为对英国共同对手的平衡, 事公约进行了谈判。机翻

2.A new motive power had been introduced into the world of poesy—the polka, as a counterpoise to the new motive power that had been introduced into the world of prose—steam.

诗歌世界引入了一种的动力——波尔卡舞曲，作为引入散文世界的动力——蒸汽的平衡。机翻

3.The imagination, however, is heated, and the feelings rendered fastidious, if not sophisticated; or, a counterpoise of judgment is not acquired, when the heart still remains artless, though it becomes too tender.

然而，想象力是炽热的， 感情即使不复杂， 也变得挑剔； 或者，当心仍然保持朴素， 变得过于温柔时， 没有获得判断力的平衡点。机翻

4.One of them openly denounced it as an institution designed " to strengthen the arm of wealth and counterpoise the influence of extended suffrage in the disposition of public affairs." This sentiment President Jackson fully shared.

其中一位公开谴责是一个旨在“加强财富的力量平衡扩大选举权在处理公共事务中的影响力” 的机构。 杰克逊总统完全认同这一观点。机翻

5.On the other hand, the delight of exploring an edifice like Udolpho, as her fancy represented Blaize Castle to be, was such a counterpoise of good as might console her for almost anything.

另一方面，探索像 Udolpho 这样的建筑的乐趣，像她想象中的布莱兹城堡一样，是一种很好的平衡，几乎可以安慰她任何事情。机翻