correspond 音標拼音: [k
, ɔrəsp'ɑnd]
vi . 符合,一致;相當,相應;通信
符合,一致;相當,相應;通信
correspond v 1 :
be compatible ,
similar or consistent ;
coincide in their characteristics ; "
The two stories don '
t agree in many details "; "
The handwriting checks with the signature on the check "; "
The suspect '
s fingerprints don '
t match those on the gun " [
synonym : {
match }, {
fit }, {
correspond }, {
check },
{
jibe }, {
gibe }, {
tally }, {
agree }] [
ant : {
disaccord },
{
disagree }, {
discord }]
2 :
be equivalent or parallel ,
in mathematics [
synonym : {
equate },
{
correspond }]
3 :
exchange messages ; "
My Russian pen pal and I have been corresponding for several years "
4 :
take the place of or be parallel or equivalent to ; "
Because of the sound changes in the course of history ,
an '
h '
in Greek stands for an '
s '
in Latin " [
synonym : {
represent }, {
stand for }, {
correspond }]
Correspond \
Cor `
re *
spond "\ (
k ?
r `
r ?-
sp ?
nd "),
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p .
{
Corresponded };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Corresponding }.] [
Pref .
cor -
respond :
cf .
f .
correspondre .]
1 .
To be like something else in the dimensions and arrangement of its parts ; --
followed by with or to ;
as ,
concurring figures correspond with each other throughout .
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1913 Webster ]
None of them [
the forms of Sidney '
s sonnets ]
correspond to the Shakespearean type . --
J .
A .
Symonds .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
To be adapted ;
to be congruous ;
to suit ;
to agree ;
to fit ;
to answer ; --
followed by to .
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1913 Webster ]
Words being but empty sounds ,
any farther than they are signs of our ideas ,
we can not but assent to them as they correspond to those ideas we have ,
but no farther . --
Locke .
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3 .
To have intercourse or communion ;
especially ,
to hold intercourse or to communicate by sending and receiving letters ; --
followed by with .
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After having been long in indirect communication with the exiled family ,
he [
Atterbury ]
began to correspond directly with the Pretender . --
Macaulay .
Syn :
To agree ;
fit ;
answer ;
suit ;
write ;
address .
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1913 Webster ]
207 Moby Thesaurus words for "
correspond ":
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balance ,
be consistent ,
be guided by ,
be in cahoots ,
be in contact ,
be like ,
be of one ,
be redolent of ,
be uniform with ,
bear on ,
bear resemblance ,
bear upon ,
belong to ,
bend ,
break even ,
bring to mind ,
call to mind ,
call up ,
check ,
chime ,
chime in with ,
coact ,
coadunate ,
coequal ,
cohere ,
coincide ,
collaborate ,
collimate ,
collineate ,
collude ,
combine ,
come close ,
come near ,
come to ,
come up to ,
communicate ,
communicate with ,
compare with ,
complement ,
comply ,
comply with ,
compose ,
concern ,
concur ,
conform ,
conform with ,
conjoin ,
connect ,
connive ,
consist with ,
consort ,
conspire ,
contact ,
cooperate ,
copy ,
correct ,
correspond to ,
correspond with ,
counterfeit ,
deal with ,
discipline ,
ditto ,
dovetail ,
draw ,
drop a line ,
equal ,
equate ,
equidistance ,
establish connection ,
even ,
even off ,
evoke ,
exchange letters ,
fall in together ,
fall in with ,
favor ,
fit ,
fit together ,
follow ,
gear to ,
gee ,
get to ,
go ,
go by ,
go together ,
go with ,
hang together ,
happen together ,
harmonize ,
have connection with ,
hit ,
hold together ,
imitate ,
interest ,
interlock ,
interrogate ,
intersect ,
involve ,
jibe ,
join ,
keep pace with ,
knot ,
liaise with ,
line up ,
link with ,
lock ,
look like ,
maintain connection ,
make advances ,
make conform ,
make contact with ,
make overtures ,
make up to ,
match ,
match up with ,
measure up to ,
meet ,
mimic ,
mirror ,
mold ,
near ,
nearly reproduce ,
not tell apart ,
observe ,
overlap ,
parallel ,
parallelize ,
partake of ,
pertain to ,
place parallel to ,
question ,
raise ,
reach ,
realign ,
reciprocate ,
reconcile ,
rectify ,
refer to ,
regard ,
register ,
register with ,
relate to ,
remind one of ,
reply to ,
resemble ,
respect ,
respond to ,
rival ,
rub off corners ,
run abreast ,
run to ,
savor of ,
seem like ,
send a note ,
settle ,
shape ,
simulate ,
sing in chorus ,
smack of ,
sort with ,
sound like ,
square ,
square with ,
stack up with ,
stand together ,
straighten ,
suggest ,
suit ,
synchronize ,
synergize ,
take after ,
tally ,
tally with ,
tie ,
tie in with ,
touch ,
touch upon ,
treat of ,
unite ,
use the mails ,
write ,
write to ,
yield
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