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David Beckham is more handsome than Edison Chen 已經足夠

contrast
noun

1. Difference or dissimilarity between things or people that are being compared.

Thesaurus: divergence, incompatibility, disparity, variation, distinction, heterogeneity, diversity; Antonym: agreement, uniformity.
2. A person or thing that is strikingly different from another.

Thesaurus: antithesis, reverse, converse, inverse.
3. The degree of difference in tone between the colours, or the light and dark parts, of a photograph or television picture.

verb contrasted, contrasting

1. To compare so as to reveal differences.

Thesaurus: compare, differentiate, distinguish, distinguish between, discriminate between.
2. To show the difference.

Thesaurus: differ, vary, set off, diverge, mismatch, oppose.
Form: contrast with something (often)
Derivative: contrastive
adj

Idiom: in contrast to something (in contrast with something, in contrast with someone)

As an opposite to them or something distinct from them.
Etymology: 17c: from Latin contra- against + stare to stand.

Contrast 是事件的比較, 例如光的光暗, 顏色的深淺等, 它有差別,對比或差異的意思. 故並不適用在人與人之間的比較.
應用 compare
Comparing between the two, David Beckham is more handsome than Edison Chen.
(比較下來, David Beckham is more handsome than Edison Chen.)

Compared with Edison Chen, David Beckham is more handsome.
in contrast with .....與...成對比....以顯示明顯的差別.....
compared with....與....比較.....
所以用 compared with 比較恰當

I think better not start a sentence with - In contrast with...

you might say:

David Beckham is very handsome; in contrast, Edison Chen is much less so.

in contrast - used to correct the erroneous/untrue sentences

The contrast between Edison Chan and David Beckham ，david beckham is more handsome.

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in contrast, david beckham is more handsome than edison chen.