harmonised

Describes something that has been made consistent, compatible, or agreeable; often used in contexts of standards, regulations, or musical arrangement.

• 🇪🇸Describe algo que ha sido puesto en armonía, compatibilidad o coherencia; se usa a menudo en contextos de normas, reglamentos o arreglos musicales.

1. Made consistent or compatible B2 formal

   Adjusted or arranged to be in agreement, consistency, or compatibility with something else.

   • The company's policies were harmonised across all branches.
   • The two countries harmonised their trade regulations.
   • The team harmonised their schedules to ensure everyone could attend.

   🇪🇸armonizado

   Sinónimos: alignedconsistentcoordinatedintegratedmatchedreconciledstandardizedunified

   Antónimos: clashingconflictingdiscordantincompatibleinconsistentmismatched

2. Musically arranged in harmony B2 formal

   Arranged or composed so that different musical notes or parts blend together pleasingly.

   • The choir sang a harmonised version of the folk song.
   • The piece features a beautifully harmonised melody.
   • The musicians harmonised their instruments perfectly.

   🇪🇸armonizado (música)

   Sinónimos: arrangedorchestratedvoiced

   Antónimos: clashingdiscordantdissonantunharmonious

• more harmonised comparative form
• most harmonised superlative form

A verb used to indicate the act of bringing into agreement, making consistent, or combining in a pleasing or orderly way.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que denota la acción de hacer que cosas diferentes sean compatibles o estén en acuerdo, o de combinarlas de manera agradable y ordenada.

1. Musical harmony B2 formal

   To sing or play in harmony with others, creating a pleasing combination of notes.

   • The choir members harmonized beautifully during the concert.
   • She learned to harmonize with the piano accompaniment.
   • They harmonized their voices for the final chorus.

   🇪🇸Armonizar en música

   Sinónimos: accordblendchimecoordinate

2. Make consistent or compatible B2 formal

   To make different things work together in a consistent or compatible way.

   • The new policies aim to harmonize regulations across the country.
   • We need to harmonize our schedules to find a meeting time.
   • The designer harmonized the colors in the room perfectly.

   🇪🇸Hacer compatible o coherente

   Sinónimos: accordalignattuneconformcoordinateintegratematchmeshreconcilesynchronize

   Antónimos: clashconflictcontradictdisagreemismatch

3. Achieve agreement C1 formal

   To bring into agreement or accord; to reconcile differences.

   • The two countries are working to harmonize their trade laws.
   • The committee tried to harmonize the conflicting opinions.
   • Their views on the project began to harmonize after the discussion.

   🇪🇸armonizar

   Sinónimos: accordalignattuneblendconciliatecoordinateintegratematchreconcileunify

   Antónimos: clashconflictdifferdisagree

• harmonised past participle
• harmonized past participle
• harmonised past simple
• harmonized past simple
• harmonising present participle
• harmonizing present participle
• harmonises third person singular
• harmonizes third person singular