consort

• Nom désignant l'époux ou l'épouse, en particulier d'un monarque régnant, ou un associé ou partenaire dans une entreprise ou une activité commune.

A noun referring to a spouse or companion, particularly of a reigning monarch, or a partner in a business or enterprise.

1. Spouse of a monarchB2formal

   The husband or wife of a reigning monarch.

   Époux(se) d'un monarque régnant

   • Prince Philip was the consort of Queen Elizabeth II.
   • The queen consort attended the ceremony with the king.
   • The royal consort has a ceremonial role in the monarchy.

   Synonymesmatepartnerspouse

2. Partner or companionB2formal

   A person who accompanies or associates with another, often in a close relationship.

   compagnon / compagne

   • She was his consort in all his adventures.
   • The two were consorts in the business venture.
   • He chose a loyal consort to share his life.

   Synonymesassociateattendantcolleaguecompanionescortmatepartnerspouse

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de fréquenter ou de passer du temps avec quelqu'un, souvent en impliquant des relations habituelles ou intimes.

A verb used to indicate the act of associating or keeping company with someone, often implying a habitual or close relationship.

1. Associate or keep companyC1formal

   To spend time with someone, often with a negative connotation of associating with undesirable people.

   Fréquenter (des personnes peu recommandables)

   • He was warned not to consort with known criminals.
   • She consorted with artists and intellectuals.
   • The king consorted with foreign diplomats.

   Synonymesassociatefraternizehobnobminglemix

   Antonymesavoideschewostracizeshunsnub

2. Harmonize or agreeC2formal

   To be in harmony or agreement with something.

   S'accorder, s'harmoniser

   • His actions do not consort with his stated principles.
   • The colors of the painting consort beautifully together.
   • Her lifestyle consorts well with her beliefs.

   Synonymesaccordagreecoincideconformcorrespondfitharmonizematchsquaretally

   Antonymesclashconflictdifferdisagree