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concord美 ['kɑŋ.kɔrd] 英 ['kɒŋkɔː(r)d] - n.和谐；和睦；协调；（数、性或人称的）一致
- 网络康科德；君皇表；协和
n. agreement,harmony,unity,accord,accordance 1. | ~ (with sb) 和谐；和睦；协调peace and agreement |
| living in concord with neighbouring states 与邻国和睦相处 |
2. | [u] ~ (with sth) （数、性或人称的）一致the fact of having the same number , gender or person |
n. | 6. 【音乐】谐音,协和音;【语法】(数、性、格、人称等的)一致 6. 【音乐】谐音,协和音;【语法】(数、性、格、人称等的)一致 | un. | 1. 康科德(美国新罕布什尔州的东南端一城市,该州首府) |
n. | 1. agreement, friendly relations, or peace 3. a pleasing sound made when two or more notes are played together 4. friendship and peace between people or countries 5. the fact of a word such as verb or adjective having the correct form for the noun or pronoun that goes with it, according to whether it is singular or plural, masculine or feminine, first person or second person etc 1. agreement, friendly relations, or peace 3. a pleasing sound made when two or more notes are played together 4. friendship and peace between people or countries 5. the fact of a word such as verb or adjective having the correct form for the noun or pronoun that goes with it, according to whether it is singular or plural, masculine or feminine, first person or second person etc | un. | 1. city in western California, a northern suburb of the Oakland-San Francisco area, northeast of Berkeley. 2. town in northeastern Massachusetts, west of Boston, on the Concord River. On April 19, 1775, it was the site of the first military encounter of the Revolution. 3. capital of New Hampshire, in the south of the state, on the Merrimack River. 4. city in southwestern North Carolina, northeast of Charlotte. It was a gold-mining town in the 18th century. 1. city in western California, a northern suburb of the Oakland-San Francisco area, northeast of Berkeley. 2. town in northeastern Massachusetts, west of Boston, on the Concord River. On April 19, 1775, it was the site of the first military encounter of the Revolution. 3. capital of New Hampshire, in the south of the state, on the Merrimack River. 4. city in southwestern North Carolina, northeast of Charlotte. It was a gold-mining town in the 18th century. |
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