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compatibility

/kəmˌpæt.əˈbɪl.ə.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant la capacité de deux ou plusieurs choses, systèmes ou personnes à exister, fonctionner ou agir ensemble de manière harmonieuse ou cohérente.

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noun

/kəmˌpæt.əˈbɪl.ə.ti/B2formal
  • frNom désignant la capacité de deux ou plusieurs choses, systèmes ou personnes à exister, fonctionner ou agir ensemble de manière harmonieuse ou cohérente.

A noun referring to the ability of two or more things, systems, or people to exist, work, or function together in a harmonious or agreeable manner.

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  1. Harmonious understandingB2formal

    A feeling of sympathetic understanding or mutual liking between people.

    frComplicité / Harmonnie interpersonnelle

    • Their compatibility was evident from their first conversation.
    • The couple's compatibility made their relationship strong.
    • Friendship often depends on emotional compatibility.

    Synonymesaccordaffinitychemistryempathyharmonyrapportsympathyunderstanding

    Antonymesconflictdiscorddisharmonyincompatibility

  2. Ability to work togetherB2formal

    The capability of existing or performing in a harmonious or congenial combination with something else.

    frCompatibilité (aptitude à fonctionner ensemble)

    • The software's compatibility with older systems was tested.
    • Chemical compatibility is crucial for safe storage.
    • The team checked the compatibility of the new hardware.

    Synonymesaccordaffinityagreementcongruencecongruityconsonanceharmonyinteroperabilityrapportsymbiosis

    Antonymesconflictdiscordincompatibilitymismatch

Formes
  • compatibilities plural form
  • compatibilities' possessive plural form
  • compatibility's possessive singular form
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