concord
美音:[´kɔn´kɔ:d
]
英音:[´kɔn´kɔ:d
]
n.和谐,一致,和睦
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concord为短语/超纲词汇
词根
com-=together,with,wholly 变化型 co-,col-,comb-,con-,cor-,coun-
近义词, 同义词
agreement accord accordance unison harmony concord concordance concert understanding mutual understanding conformity uniformity consonance consistency congruity congruence keeping congeniality correspondence parallelism apposition union fitness aptness relevancy pertinence case in point aptitude propriety applicability admissibility commensurability compatibility relation adjustment accommodation reconciliation assimilation consent assent concurrence cooperation consonant congruous becoming harmonious reconcilable conformable in accordance with in harmony with in keeping with in unison with at one with of a piece consistent compatible proportionate commensurate apt happy felicitous germane on target appropriate suitable acquiescence admission nod accord concord agreement affirmation acknowledgment avowal unanimity consent consensus acclamation vox populi cooperation
相关词
concord
/'kɒŋkɔ:d; `kɑŋkɔrd/
n [U]
1 (fml 文) harmony between people; lack of quarrelling and unfriendliness （人与人之间的）和谐, 一致, 和睦
*living in concord (with neighbouring states) （与邻国）和睦相处. Cf 参看 discord.
2 (grammar) agreement between words in gender, number, etc, eg between a verb and a plural noun as its subject （词与词之间在性、数等方面的）一致（如动词及其作主语的复数名词之间的）.
n [U]
1 (fml 文) harmony between people; lack of quarrelling and unfriendliness （人与人之间的）和谐, 一致, 和睦
*living in concord (with neighbouring states) （与邻国）和睦相处. Cf 参看 discord.
2 (grammar) agreement between words in gender, number, etc, eg between a verb and a plural noun as its subject （词与词之间在性、数等方面的）一致（如动词及其作主语的复数名词之间的）.
concord
n[U]
[Date: 1200-1300; Language: Old French;Origin: concorde, from Latin concordia, from concors 'agreeing', from com- ( COM-) + cor 'heart']
formal the state of having a friendly relationship, so that you agree on things and live in peace
≠ discord
technical in grammar, concord between words happens when they match correctly, for example when a plural noun has a plural verb following it
[Date: 1200-1300; Language: Old French;Origin: concorde, from Latin concordia, from concors 'agreeing', from com- ( COM-) + cor 'heart']
formal the state of having a friendly relationship, so that you agree on things and live in peace
≠ discord
technical in grammar, concord between words happens when they match correctly, for example when a plural noun has a plural verb following it
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