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| /ˌkɒrɪˈspɒnd/ |
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| 1 | to be the same as something else , or very much like it 相符合；相一致；相近 |
| If their statements correspond, we’ ll have no trouble. 如果他们的话一致，我们就不会有麻烦。 |
| +with The statistics do not correspond with our own experience. 统计数据和我们自己的经验不相符。 |
| +to In 60% of the patients, all symptoms corresponded to what we expected. 有60%的病人的所有症状都和我们所预料的相同。 |
| closely correspond This closely corresponds to the wording of the existing law. 这和现有法律的措词非常接近。 |
| | 1a | used about something in a different country or system that is very much like something in yours 相当于 | | roughly correspond (=not be exactly the same) His first post was as an Associate Professor, which roughly corresponds to Lecturer here. 大致相当于 | |
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| 2 | to be connected or related to something 相联系；相关 |
| +to In machine code, one instruction corresponds directly to one operation of the computer. 在机器编码中，一个指令直接对应于计算机的一次操作。 |
| +with The timing of the gift closely corresponded with Robert’ s return from Italy. 礼物送达的时间和罗伯特从意大利回来的时间很接近。 |
| | 2a | used about objects that are put together or attached （物品）相配，相称 | | +with These metal loops should be spaced to correspond with the curtain hooks. 这些金属环应该留出和窗帘钩相匹配的空间。 | |
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| 3 | formal if two people correspond , they regularly write letters to each other 通信 |
| +with He corresponded with leading European scholars. 他和欧洲最重要的学者都有书信往来。 |
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