| 单词 | correlate |
| 释义 | cor·re·late I. 1. 2. < expressing himself in … works of art that are the objective correlate of his inner emotional tensions — Herbert Read > 3. < the tribal division coincides with geographic features and has a linguistic correlate > II. intransitive verb < doctrine and worship correlate as theory and practice — E.B.Tylor > transitive verb 1. < correlate the faunas or formations of two areas > 2. a. < non-science and nonsense are nearly synonymous to many who highly correlate science and sense — Harlow Shapley > : relate as necessary or invariable accompaniments with or without the implication of causality < correlate emotional states with physiological changes > b. < correlate their environment with the health of the children — Times Literary Supplement > 3. < the scores made by high school juniors … on seven standard … tests were correlated with teachers' ratings of those pupils on dramatic talent — Quarterly Journal of Speech > 4. a. < he correlates the findings of the scientists, the psychologists, and the mystics — Eugene Exman > b. < correlate the activities of the college and the … organizations for rural improvement — American Guide Series: Michigan > III. 1. 2. geology < correlate strata > |
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