accord的过去分词

1. （尤指国与国之间的）协议，谅解，条约
2. 一致，和谐，符合
3. （色彩、音调等的）谐和
4. 【律】和解协议
5. 自愿意志

1. 相符合，相一致
2. 授予，赠与，让与，给予
3. 达成协议
4. 使和谐一致，调解
5. 表示同意，允准

1. harmony of people's opinions or actions or characters;

   "the two parties were in agreement"
   

2. concurrence of opinion;

   "we are in accord with your proposal"
   

3. a written agreement between two states or sovereigns
4. sympathetic compatibility

1. go together;

   "The colors don't harmonize"
   "Their ideas concorded"
   

2. allow to have;

   "grant a privilege"
   

1.（国家、团体之间的正式）协定，协议，条约
Anaccord between countries or groups of people is a formal agreement, for example to end a war.

e.g. ...a fitting way to celebrate the peaceaccord.
庆祝和平协定的恰当的方式

2.使受到，给予（某种待遇）
If youare accorded a particular kind of treatment, people act towards you or treat you in that way.

e.g. His predecessor was accorded an equally tumultuous welcome...
他的前任受到了同样热烈的欢迎。
e.g. The government accorded him the rank of Colonel...
政府授予他上校军衔。

3.（与…）一致，符合
If one fact, idea, or conditionaccords with another, they are in agreement and there is no conflict between them.

accord的意思

e.g. Such an approach accords with the principles of socialist ideology.
这种方法与社会主义意识形态的原则相符。
e.g. ...scientific evidence that did not fullyaccord with the facts uncovered by the police.
与警方所掌握的情况不完全一致的科学证据

4. see also: according to

5.（与…）一致；（与…）相符
If one person, action, or fact isin accord with another, they are in agreement and there is no conflict between them. You can also say that two people or things arein accord.

accord的反义词

e.g. ...this military action, taken inaccord with United Nations resolutions...
依据联合国决议而采取的本次军事行动
e.g. Old enemies can become new friends even if all their national interests are not in completeaccord.
即使国家利益不尽相同，他们也可以化敌为友。

6.自动地;不借助外力地
If something happensof its own accord, it seems to happen by itself, without anyone making it happen.

e.g. In many cases the disease will clear up of its ownaccord.
这种病很多情况下会自愈。

7.自愿地；主动地
If you do somethingof yourown accord, you do it because you want to, without being asked or forced.

e.g. He did not quit as France's prime minister of his ownaccord.
他辞去法国总理职务并非出于自愿。

8.一致地；一致同意地
If a number of people do somethingwith one accord, they do it together or at the same time, because they agree about what should be done.

e.g. With oneaccord they turned and walked back over the grass.
他们步调一致地转身走过草坪。

1. An accord signed by the two sides in January brought a formal end to the war in Bougainville.
   双方于1月份签订的协议正式结束了布干维尔岛的战争。
2. Before 1987, the accord between the Labour government and the unions was a simple affair. 1987
   年以前,工党政府与工会之间的协议很简单。
3. The government expected a temporary accord before the end of the year.
   政府期望年底以前达成临时协议。
4. The two countries have reached an accord.
   两国已达成协议。
5. We reached an accord with the neighboring country about our common border.
   我们与邻国就双方的边界问题达成协议。
6. On 31 May the two leaders signed a peace accord. 5
   月31日两位领导人签署了一项和平协议。
7. The two sides signed a peace accord last July.
   在刚过去的七月,双方签订了和平条约。
8. A peace accord was signed by both leaders.
   双方领导人签署了和平条约。
9. There are few issues on which the two are in perfect accord.
   双方几乎没有在什么问题上取得完全一致的意见。
10. He brought his views into accord with mine.
    他使自己的意见与我的意见协调起来。

1. They came to an accord that profits should be shared equally.
   他们达成协议,收益由大家均分。

1. The two statements accord superficially.
   这两项声明表面上一致。
2. His actions and his principles always accord well.
   他的行动和他的原则总是很一致的。
3. Most of my classmates accord in that opinion.
   我们班大多数同学都是那个意见。
4. Two cats and one mouse may never accord in one.
   两只猫逮一只老鼠,两者之间永远也不会妥协。

1. We accorded the boy due praise.
   我们给了孩子适当的表扬。
2. Newsmen accorded her the kind of coverage normally reserved for film stars.
   记者们为她做了通常只为电影明星才写的那种报道。
3. We accorded him a hearty welcome.
   我们给他以热诚的欢迎。
4. They generously accorded me permission to use their library.
   他们慷慨地允许我使用他们的图书馆。
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5. She was accorded a warm welcome.
   她受到热烈欢迎。
6. Their achievement has not always been accorded the recognition it deserves.
   他们的成就并非总是得到应有的认同。

1. Our society accords great importance to the family.
   我们的社会赋予家庭以十分重要的地位。
2. The committee accorded a scholarship to her.
   委员会批准给她奖学金。
3. Some hunter-gatherer tribes accord high status to women.
   一些狩猎采集部落给予妇女以很高的地位。
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4. A hearty reception was accorded to him.
   他受到热诚的接待。
5. Many privileges were accorded to them.
   他们得到了许多特权。

• Harmony and family accord.

  出自：W. Cowper

• With due accord Of busy hands and back and forward steps.

  出自：Wordsworth

• ☆ 12世纪初期进入英语，直接源自古法语的acorder；最初源自通俗拉丁语的accordare，意为同意，齐心协力。