Definition of correspond - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
exchange lettersDated communicate by exchanging lettersDated
- They corresponded for years before meeting in person..
2.
similarity agreementbe similar to or in agreement with something
- The results correspond with our expectations.
Origin of correspond
Latin, correspondere (to agree)
Terms with correspond included in their meaning
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general
process of pairing or making things correspond
match
correspond or fit well with something
in poetry
correspond in sound, especially at the end of lines
be consistent
correspond or match
conformity
fail to conform or correspond with
mismatch
failure to correspond between elements
alignment
align or correspond with something
lack of correspondence
fail to correspond or match
match
correspond to a description
language
resemble or correspond with something
agreement
make things correspond or agree with each other
mathematics
point in an object where symmetrical parts correspond on opposite sides
comparison
correspond to or match with something
linguistics
correspond in grammatical category
agreement
agree or correspond harmoniously
Examples of correspond in a sentence
She loved to correspond with her pen pal in France. Her story corresponds to the witness statement. These figures correspond closely to last year’s sales.
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- French:correspondre, coïncider, ...
- German:korrespondieren, entsprechen, ...
- Italian:corrispondere, essere conforme, ...
- Spanish:corresponderse, corresponder, ...
- Portuguese:corresponder-se, corresponder, ...
- Chinese:交换信件, 符合, ...
- Japanese:文通する, 一致する, ...
- Arabic:تَراسَلَ, تَطَابَقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְכַּתֵּב, לְהִתְאִים, ...
- Russian:переписываться, соответствовать, ...
- Ukrainian:листуватися, відповідати, ...
- Hindi:पत्राचार करना, मेल खाना, ...
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