concord

Concord

1. 和谐的；一致的
2. 和平的；不会引起争议的

1. 协调；一致
2. 和谐；和睦
3. （美国新罕布什尔州的）康科德

1. concordance：一致；协调
2. concordat：协议；和约

1. agreement：一致；协议
2. harmony：和谐；协调
3. consensus：共识；一致

1. discord：不和；纷争
2. disagreement：不一致；争议
3. disharmony：不和谐；不协调

柯林斯词典

Concord形容词的定义：If people or things are in concord, they are in agreement or harmony.

Concord名词的定义：Concord is agreement or harmony between people or groups.

牛津词典

Concord形容词的定义：Agreement or harmony between people or groups.

Concord名词的定义：A state of agreement or harmony.

用法

1. They lived in perfect concord for many years.

2. The two sides reached a concord on the terms of the contract.

3. The concord among the team members led to their success in the project.

4. The concord of the colors in the painting created a sense of unity.

5. The concordat between the two countries prevented further conflicts.

6. The committee finally reached a concordance on the budget allocation.

7. The concord between the partners was crucial for the smooth running of the business.

8. The orchestra played in perfect concord with the conductor's baton.

9. The treaty was signed in concord with the interests of both countries.

10. The concordance of the evidence pointed to the suspect's guilt.

11. The couple's concord was evident in their shared goals and values.

12. The concord between the different departments improved the efficiency of the organization.

13. The choir sang in beautiful concord, creating a mesmerizing performance.

14. The negotiations ended in concord with a mutually beneficial agreement.

15. The concord of opinions among the committee members allowed for a quick decision.

16. The concord between the melody and lyrics made the song memorable.

17. The concord reached between the disputing parties brought an end to the conflict.

18. The concord of voices in the choir created a powerful and harmonious sound.

19. The concordat between the two nations established peaceful relations.

20. The concordance of the data supported the researcher's hypothesis.