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harmonize

/ˈhɑːr.mə.naɪz/

翻译: 动词,指使事物相协调、一致或和谐,常以令人愉快或有序的方式使不同部分结合起来。

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词语关系

verb

/ˈhɑːr.mə.naɪz/B2formal
  • zh动词,指使事物相协调、一致或和谐,常以令人愉快或有序的方式使不同部分结合起来。

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

  1. Musical harmonyB2formal

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

    zh和声

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

    同义词accordblendchimecoordinate

  2. Make consistent or compatibleB2formal

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

    zh协调

    • 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.

    同义词accordalignattuneconformcoordinateintegratematchmeshreconcilesynchronize

    反义词clashconflictcontradictdisagreemismatch

  3. Achieve agreementC1formal

    To bring into agreement or accord; to reconcile differences.

    zh协调

    • 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.

    同义词accordalignattuneblendconciliatecoordinateintegratematchreconcileunify

    反义词clashconflictdifferdisagree

词形
  • 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
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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