| 单词 | accord |
| 释义 | ac·cord I. transitive verb 1. < the scientists' conclusions seem contradictory but can be accorded by calm reasoning > 2. a. < parents have rights which are not accorded to strangers or neighbors — A.I.Melden > < formerly, historians accorded to “justice” less than its due place — J.G.Edwards > b. < the law accords them favored status > < he decided to accord himself the delight of breaking the news — P.B.Kyne > c. < the President accorded him an honorary title > d. < in spite of the injustices accorded him > intransitive verb 1. archaic < proceed as we accorded before dinner — Sir Walter Scott > — often used with with < the Queen accorded with this view of the matter — Thomas Carlyle > 2. obsolete < you to his love must accord — Shakespeare > 3. < find whether or not the treatment which they have received accords with freedom of speech — Zechariah Chafee b.1885 > Synonyms: see agree, grant II. 1. a. < engineers have reached a certain accord in regard to ethical principles — H.A.Wagner > : conformity < scholars studying human languages in accord with accepted scientific principles — H.R.Warfel > b. < the Munich accord > c. 2. < a persuasive accord in his arguments > < the gentle accord of rolling plains > < the accord of voices > 3. obsolete < this gentle and unforc'd accord of Hamlet sits smiling to my heart — Shakespeare > 4. < they gave generously of their own accord > • - with one accord |
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