concurrence 音标拼音: [kənk'ɚəns]
n . 赞同,意见一致,协力
赞同,意见一致,协力
concurrence 并行性; 同作
concurrence n 1 :
agreement of results or opinions [
synonym : {
concurrence },
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concurrency }]
2 :
acting together ,
as agents or circumstances or events [
synonym :
{
concurrence }, {
concurrency }]
3 :
a state of cooperation [
synonym : {
concurrence }, {
meeting of minds }]
4 :
the temporal property of two things happening at the same time ; "
the interval determining the coincidence gate is adjustable " [
synonym : {
concurrence }, {
coincidence },
{
conjunction }, {
co -
occurrence }]
Concurrence \
Con *
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n . [
F .,
competition ,
equality of rights ,
fr .
LL .
concurrentia competition .]
1 .
The act of concurring ;
a meeting or coming together ;
union ;
conjunction ;
combination .
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We have no other measure but our own ideas ,
with the concurence of other probable reasons ,
to persuade us . --
Locke .
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2 .
A meeting of minds ;
agreement in opinion ;
union in design or act ; --
implying joint approbation .
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Tarquin the Proud was expelled by the universal concurrence of nobles and people . --
Swift .
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3 .
Agreement or consent ,
implying aid or contribution of power or influence ;
cooperation .
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We collect the greatness of the work ,
and the necessity of the divine concurrence to it . --
Rogers .
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An instinct that works us to its own purposes without our concurrence . --
Burke .
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4 .
A common right ;
coincidence of equal powers ;
as ,
a concurrence of jurisdiction in two different courts .
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228 Moby Thesaurus words for "
concurrence ":
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assemblage ,
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asymptote ,
bipartisanship ,
bond ,
bottleneck ,
bracketing ,
call -
up ,
canvass ,
census ,
chorus ,
clustering ,
co -
occurrence ,
coaction ,
coadjuvancy ,
coadministration ,
coagency ,
cochairmanship ,
codirectorship ,
coetaneity ,
coetaneousness ,
coevalneity ,
coevalness ,
coexistence ,
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collineation ,
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collocation ,
collusion ,
combination ,
commensalism ,
common assent ,
common consent ,
common effort ,
common enterprise ,
communalism ,
communication ,
communism ,
communitarianism ,
community ,
comparison ,
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compliance ,
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consensus of opinion ,
consensus omnium ,
consent ,
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contemporaneity ,
contemporaneousness ,
convergence ,
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cooperation ,
cooperativeness ,
copulation ,
corralling ,
coupling ,
crossing ,
data -
gathering ,
duet ,
duumvirate ,
ecumenicalism ,
ecumenicism ,
ecumenism ,
engagement ,
equidistance ,
esprit ,
esprit de corps ,
fellow feeling ,
fellowship ,
focalization ,
focus ,
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general acclamation ,
general agreement ,
general consent ,
general voice ,
harmony ,
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ingathering ,
interaction ,
interchange ,
intercommunication ,
intercourse ,
interlacing ,
interlinking ,
intermeshing ,
interplay ,
intertwining ,
interweaving ,
interworking ,
inventory ,
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joinder ,
joining ,
joining of forces ,
joint effort ,
joint operation ,
jointure ,
junction ,
juxtaposition ,
knotting ,
liaison ,
like -
mindedness ,
linkage ,
linking ,
marriage ,
mass action ,
meeting ,
meeting of minds ,
merger ,
merging ,
mesh ,
meshing ,
mobilization ,
morale ,
muster ,
mutual approach ,
mutual assistance ,
mutual understanding ,
mutualism ,
mutuality ,
narrowing gap ,
nondivergence ,
octet ,
one accord ,
one voice ,
pairing ,
parallelism ,
pooling ,
pooling of resources ,
pulling together ,
quartet ,
quid pro quo ,
quintet ,
radius ,
reciprocity ,
rodeo ,
roundup ,
same mind ,
seesaw ,
septet ,
sextet ,
simultaneity ,
single voice ,
solidarity ,
splice ,
spokes ,
support ,
survey ,
symbiosis ,
synchronism ,
synchronization ,
synergism ,
synergy ,
tangent ,
team spirit ,
teamwork ,
tie ,
tie -
in ,
tie -
up ,
tit for tat ,
togetherness ,
total agreement ,
trio ,
triumvirate ,
troika ,
unanimity ,
unanimousness ,
understanding ,
unification ,
union ,
unison ,
united action ,
universal agreement ,
warm assent ,
welcome ,
withness ,
yoking
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CONCURRENCE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of CONCURRENCE is agreement or union in action : cooperation How to use concurrence in a sentence
CONCURRENCE | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary CONCURRENCE definition: 1 a situation in which people agree or have the same opinion: 2 a document in which someone… Learn more
CONCURRENCE | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary CONCURRENCE meaning: 1 a situation in which people agree or have the same opinion: 2 a document in which someone… Learn more
Concurrence - Definition, Meaning Synonyms - Vocabulary. com When things happen at the same time, it's a concurrence If you pull up at a traffic light and you see your teacher in the car next to yours and your neighbor behind you, it's an unlikely concurrence The Latin root of concurrence is concurrentia, which means "a running together "
CONCURRENCE Definition Meaning - Dictionary. com Concurrence definition: the act of concurring See examples of CONCURRENCE used in a sentence
Concurrence - definition of concurrence by The Free Dictionary Define concurrence concurrence synonyms, concurrence pronunciation, concurrence translation, English dictionary definition of concurrence also con·cur·ren·cy n pl con·cur·renc·es also con·cur·renc·ies 1 Agreement in opinion 2 Cooperation, as of agents, circumstances, or events
CONCURRENCE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If there is a concurrence of two or more things, they happen at the same time The concurrence of their disappearances had to be more than coincidental [ + of ]
CONCURRENCE definition in American English - Collins Online Dictionary If there is a concurrence of two or more things, they happen at the same time The concurrence of their disappearances had to be more than coincidental Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary
What does concurrence mean? - Definitions. net concurrence Concurrence is the act of two or more events or circumstances happening or existing at the same time It can also refer to the agreement or cooperation between two or more entities towards a particular goal or object In law, concurrence refers to the simultaneous occurrence of actus reus and mens rea to constitute a crime
concurrence noun - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . . Definition of concurrence noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more