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cor·re·spond
/ˌkɔrəˈspɑnd, ˌkɑr-/
(
vi
.)符合,一致;相當,相應;通信
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Cor·re·spond
v. i.
[
imp. &
p
. p.
Corresponded
;
p.
pr
. &
vb
. n.
Corresponding
.]
1.
To
be
like
something
else
in
the
dimensions
and
arrangement
of
its
parts
; --
followed
by
with
or
to
;
as
,
concurring
figures
correspond
with
each
other
throughout
.
None
of
them
[
the
forms
of
Sidney's
sonnets
]
correspond
to
the
Shakespearean
type
.
--
J
.
A
.
Symonds
.
2.
To
be
adapted
;
to
be
congruous
;
to
suit
;
to
agree
;
to
fit
;
to
answer
; --
followed
by
to
.
Words
being
but
empty
sounds
,
any
farther
than
they
are
signs
of
our
ideas
,
we
can
not
but
assent
to
them
as
they
correspond
to
those
ideas
we
have
,
but
no
farther
.
--
Locke
.
3.
To
have
intercourse
or
communion
;
especially
,
to
hold
intercourse
or
to
communicate
by
sending
and
receiving
letters
; --
followed
by
with
.
After
having
been
long
in
indirect
communication
with
the
exiled
family
,
he
[
Atterbury
]
began
to
correspond
directly
with
the
Pretender
.
--
Macaulay
.
Syn:
--
To
agree
;
fit
;
answer
;
suit
;
write
;
address
.
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
correspond
v
1:
be
compatible
,
similar
or
consistent
;
coincide
in
their
characteristics
; "
The
two
stories
don't
agree
in
many
details
"; "
The
handwriting
checks
with
the
signature
on
the
check
"; "
The
suspect's
fingerprints
don't
match
those
on
the
gun
" [
syn
:
match
,
fit
,
check
,
jibe
,
gibe
,
tally
,
agree
] [
ant
:
disagree
]
2:
be
equivalent
or
parallel
,
in
mathematics
[
syn
:
equate
]
3:
exchange
messages
; "
My
Russian
pen
pal
and
I
have
been
corresponding
for
several
years
"
4:
take
the
place
of
or
be
parallel
or
equivalent
to
; "
Because
of
the
sound
changes
in
the
course
of
history
,
an
'
h
'
in
Greek
stands
for
an
'
s
'
in
Latin
" [
syn
:
represent
, {
stand
for
]
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