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单词 concur
释义
concur
verb[I]
formal
uk
/kənˈkɜːr/us
/kənˈkɝː/
-rr-
toagreeor have the sameopinion:
同意，赞成；意见一致
The newreportconcurswithpreviousfindings.新报告与先前的调查结果一致。
[+ that]Theboardconcurredthattheeditorshould havefullcontrolovereditorialmatters.董事会赞同主编应该对编辑事务全权负责。
[+ speech]"Ithinkyou'reabsolutelyright," concurred Chris.“我认为你完全正确，”克里斯赞同道。
Synonym
agree(HAVE THE SAME OPINION)
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to have the same opinion as someone else
  • agreeWe agree on most things.
  • be in agreementThe whole family is in agreement with her.
  • concurI completely concur with everything that's been said so far.
  • be of the same mindWe are of the same mind when it comes to prison reform.
  • see eye to eyeWe will never see eye to eye on this matter.
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If two or moreeventsconcur, theyhappenat the sametime.
同时发生
Synonym
coincide
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Accepting & agreeing
  • acceptance
  • accepting
  • accommodation
  • accreditation
  • agree tosomething
  • agree withsomething
  • approved
  • murmur
  • reconcile
  • rise
  • root
  • rule
  • sanction
  • seeyourway (clear) todoing somethingidiom
  • self-acceptance
  • self-acknowledged
  • self-admitted
  • settle onsomething
  • sign on the dotted lineidiom
  • unanimous
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Occurring and happening
(Definition ofconcurfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

concur| American Dictionary

concur
verb[I]
fml
us
/kənˈkɜr/
-rr-
toagreeor have the sameopinionas someoneelse:
He said themayorshould not be reelected, and thevotersconcurred.
(Definition ofconcurfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

concur| Business English

concur
verb[IorT]
uk
/kənˈkɜːr/us
-rr-
toagreewith someone or something:
concur with sb/sthThe newreportconcurs withpreviousfindings.
concur thatTheboardmembersconcurred that theoffershould beaccepted.
(Definition ofconcurfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofconcur

concur
As this limited research project concurs with previous research, it seems to suggest that further research might culminate in the same conclusions.
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An elementary supposition is that the course of life of the house will have concurred with the domestic cycle of this group (the household).
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The psychologist, who had been working closely with the ethics consultant, concurred in this opinion.
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Moreover, these coincident increases concurred with the community-level leafing.
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The downward form almost nvariably concurs with the direction of the melody; the upward form, the opposite.
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The men who oversaw the nation's finances concurred unanimously that the system needed an overhaul.
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He concurred wholly that the heat and humidity were awful.
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All the parties concurred that contracts have potentially positive functions in providing certainty in terms of the required performance.
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The parameter estimates for these fits also concurred with the survey results.
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Most, however, have concurred that it is appropriate to identify this problem at the country level.
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To summarize, health workers concurred about an individual's history of kava use (k=0.83), current use (k=0.43) and also level of use (k=0.33).
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The grandparents mainly held to a pre-war view of divorce and concurred with many of the concerns of politicians about the decline of the family.
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In the end, he decided against issuing his separate one-and-a-half page concurring opinion.
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While concurring that economics had to make use of some universal principles, they both focused on the individual as the primary unit of analysis.
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The major work described in each of the three types of studies - adoption, twin and family history/high risk - concurred on this point.
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