concurring
kənˈkɜːrɪŋ
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Definition of concurring - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
agreementsharing the same opinion or view
  • The concurring judges delivered a unanimous verdict.
agreeing assenting consenting
2.
simultaneoushappening at the same time
  • The concurring events caused a lot of excitement.
coinciding simultaneous synchronous
3.
cooperationRareworking together towards a common goalRare
  • The concurring teams achieved the project ahead of schedule.
agreeing cooperating
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opinion agreeing with court's decision but for different reasons
The judge wrote a concurring opinion to explain his reasoning.

Origin of concurring

Latin, concurrere (to run together)

Examples of concurring in a sentence

  • Her concurring opinion strengthened the group's decision.
  • The concurring meetings made it hard to attend both.
  • Concurring deadlines put a lot of pressure on the team.
  • The concurring departments streamlined the workflow efficiently.
  • Concurring efforts from all sides led to a successful negotiation.

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  1. French:concordant, concomitant, ...
  2. German:übereinstimmend, gleichzeitig, ...
  3. Italian:concorde, concomitante, ...
  4. Spanish:concurrente, colaborador, ...
  5. Portuguese:concordante, simultâneo, ...
  6. Chinese:一致的, 同时发生的, ...
  7. Japanese:同意する, 同時に起こる, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَّفِق, مُتَزامِن, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַסְכִּים, בּוֹ זְמַנִּי, ...
  10. Russian:согласный, одновременный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:згодний, одночасний, ...
  12. Hindi:सहमत, समानांतर, ...
concur
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concurred

Definition of concur - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
agreementagree with someone or something
  • I concur with your assessment of the situation.
agree assent consent
2.
cooperateact together towards a common goal
  • The teams concurred to complete the project.
agree collaborate cooperate
3.
simultaneousRarehappen at the same timeRare
  • The two events concurred perfectly.
coincide synchronize
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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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  1. French:convenir, collaborer, ...
  2. German:übereinstimmen, zusammenarbeiten, ...
  3. Italian:concordare, collaborare, ...
  4. Spanish:concordar, colaborar, ...
  5. Portuguese:concordar, coincidir, ...
  6. Chinese:同意, 合作, ...
  7. Japanese:同意する, 協力する, ...
  8. Arabic:وَافَقَ, تَعاوَنَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַסְכִּים, לְשַׁתֵּף פְּעוּלָה, ...
  10. Russian:соглашаться, сотрудничать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:погоджуватися, співпрацювати, ...
  12. Hindi:सहमत होना, सहयोग करना, ...
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