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Definition of harmonized - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
aesthetically consistentmade to sound or look consistent and pleasing
- The harmonized colors of the painting were soothing.
2.
compatibilitymade compatible or consistent with something else
- The policies were harmonized across the departments.
3.
musicinvolving or characterized by harmony
- The harmonized voices created a beautiful sound.
Expressions with harmonized
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combined federal and provincial sales tax
The harmonized sales tax is applied to most goods and services in the region.
technical rule agreed across several regions or systems to ensure consistent requirements
The product was designed to meet the new harmonized standard.
Origin of harmonized
Greek, harmonia (joint, agreement)
Terms with harmonized included in their meaning
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acr: Globally Harmonized System
system for classifying and labeling chemicals worldwide
abr: Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals
system for classifying and labeling chemicals safely
music
drone or pedal point in the bass of a harmonized melody
acr: harmonized sales tax
tax added to the price of goods
acr: Harmonized Tariff System
system for classifying traded goods for tariffs
acr: Harmonized Tariff Schedule
list of codes for imported and exported goods
Examples of harmonized in a sentence
The harmonized design elements made the room feel cohesive. The harmonized colors created a soothing atmosphere. Their efforts were harmonized to achieve the common goal. The harmonized chords resonated through the hall. Their harmonized efforts led to success.
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- French:harmonisé, aligné, ...
- German:harmonisiert, vereinheitlicht, ...
- Italian:armonizzato, uniformato, ...
- Spanish:armonizado, compatibilizado, ...
- Portuguese:harmonizadas, harmonizado, ...
- Chinese:和谐的, 一致的, ...
- Japanese:調和した, 調和された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَناسِق, مُتَناغِم, ...
- Hebrew:הַרְמוֹנִי, מְתוֹאַם, ...
- Russian:гармонизированные, согласованный, ...
- Ukrainian:гармонійні, узгоджений, ...
- Hindi:सामंजस्यपूर्ण, संगत, ...
Definition of harmonize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
compatibilitytr. US make things compatible or in agreementtr. US
- The new policy aims to harmonize regulations across countries.
2.
musictr. TECH. US provide harmony for a melodytr. TECH. US
- She will harmonize the song for the choir.
3.
musicintr. TECH. US sing or play notes that complement each otherintr. TECH. US
- The choir members harmonize during the performance.
4.
agreementintr. US be in harmonious agreement or fit well togetherintr. US
- The colors harmonize beautifully in the painting.
Origin of harmonize
Greek, harmonia (joint, agreement)
Examples of harmonize in a sentence
The team worked to harmonize their strategies. He can harmonize any tune effortlessly. The musicians will harmonize the melody for the performance. The singers harmonize on the final chorus. A violin and cello harmonize beautifully here. The new policy harmonizes with existing safety rules.
Their voices harmonized perfectly during the chorus.
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- French:harmoniser, ajuster, ...
- German:harmonisieren, harmonieren, ...
- Italian:armonizzare, accompagnare, ...
- Spanish:armonizar, concordar, ...
- Portuguese:harmonizar, acompanhar, ...
- Chinese:协调, 配和声, ...
- Japanese:調和させる, ハーモニーをつける, ...
- Arabic:وَفَّقَ, وَائَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְתַאֵם, לְהַרְמוֹן, ...
- Russian:гармонизировать, гармонировать, ...
- Ukrainian:гармонізувати, співати в гармонії, ...
- Hindi:सामंजस्य बिठाना, स्वर मिलाना, ...
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