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Definition of concurred - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
agreementRare having agreed with someone or somethingRare
- The concurred decision was accepted by all members.
- The concurred plan was put into action immediately.
- Their concurred opinions strengthened the proposal.
Origin of concurred
Latin, concurrere (to run together)
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- French:convenu, ...
- German:vereinbart, ...
- Italian:concordato, ...
- Spanish:acordado, ...
- Portuguese:concordado, ...
- Chinese:一致的, ...
- Japanese:合意された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَّفَق, ...
- Hebrew:מוּסְכָּם, ...
- Russian:согласованный, ...
- Ukrainian:узгоджений, ...
- Hindi:सहमति, ...
Definition of concur - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
agreementagree with someone or something
- I concur with your assessment of the situation.
2.
cooperateact together towards a common goal
- The teams concurred to complete the project.
3.
simultaneousRare happen at the same timeRare
- The two events concurred perfectly.
Origin of concur
Latin, concurrere (to run together)
Examples of concur in a sentence
The committee members concurred with the new policy. The companies concurred to launch the new product line. Both parties concurred to improve the community's infrastructure. The meetings are scheduled to concur with the conference. Their vacations concurred, allowing them to travel together.
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- French:convenir, collaborer, ...
- German:übereinstimmen, zusammenarbeiten, ...
- Italian:concordare, collaborare, ...
- Spanish:concordar, colaborar, ...
- Portuguese:concordar, coincidir, ...
- Chinese:同意, 合作, ...
- Japanese:同意する, 協力する, ...
- Arabic:وَافَقَ, تَعاوَنَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַסְכִּים, לְשַׁתֵּף פְּעוּלָה, ...
- Russian:соглашаться, сотрудничать, ...
- Ukrainian:погоджуватися, співпрацювати, ...
- Hindi:सहमत होना, सहयोग करना, ...
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