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单词 coincide
释义
coincide
verb[I]
uk
/ˌkəʊ.ɪnˈsaɪd/us
/ˌkoʊ.ɪnˈsaɪd/
C2
tohappenat or near the sametime:
（几乎）同时发生
Itimedmyholidayto coincidewiththe children's.我把我的假期安排在孩子们学校放假的时候。
If theheavyrainhad coincidedwithanextremehightide,seriousfloodingwould haveresulted.如果暴雨同时伴有汹涌的潮汛，就会导致严重的洪灾。
C2
to be the same orsimilar:
与…一致，相符；相似
Ourviewscoincide on arangeofsubjects.我们在一系列问题上的观点不谋而合。
Ifourschedulescoincide, we'll go to Spain together.如果我们的日程安排一致，就能一起去西班牙。
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  • Wetimedourtripto coincide with my cousin'swedding.
  • Thepublicationof thebookwasplannedto coincide with thescreeningof thetelevisionseries.
  • When I went tovisither inhospital, myvisitcoincided with Angela's.
  • I have afeelingthat coincides withourdepartmentalmeeting- can we make itTuesdayinstead?
  • We only get onedayaweekoff, andourdaysoffrarelycoincide.
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Occurring and happening
  • afoot
  • asynchronous
  • attendant
  • be at workidiom
  • become
  • fall
  • fall into placeidiom
  • follow on
  • go hand in hand withsomethingidiom
  • go on
  • go together
  • pass
  • result
  • roll
  • roll around
  • shake out
  • succeed
  • supervene
  • sync
  • turn
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Being or appearing similar or the same
(Definition ofcoincidefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

coincide| American Dictionary

coincide
verb[I]
us
/ˌkoʊ·ənˈsɑɪd/
to come together inpositionorhappenat or near the sametime:
Powerfailurescoincided with thehottestweather.
(Definition ofcoincidefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcoincide

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The creation and extension of these networks coincided with the evolution of the monarchy and the structure of the realm.
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The moment of presence is also the moment of the revolutionary transformations of the self, its birth coinciding with its death.
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Content is nothing outside the figures of its manifestations: it coincides with those figures, as reflected in the movement that generates them.
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Every tribe possessed tribal territory which more or less coincided with its summer and winter pastures.
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Here a hypothesis on regional differentiation, sometimes coinciding with social differentiation is attractive, although it is very difficult indeed to provide data to support it.
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Changes in family structures since 1960 have coincided with changes in housing stock.
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The very low illegitimacy which obtained at the end of the seventeenth century coincided with late marriage and frequent celibacy.
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Events that coincided with any of the target age periods were selected, and the parent was asked to provide details about each of these events.
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The equipment of almost every household with a radio set coincided with a fast renewal of the stocks.
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Sampling times 2 and 3 were in the rainy season, which coincided with the rice season in three of the farming systems.
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The increasing number of practitioners following the 1970s increased competition and coincided with decreasing demands for traditional reconstructive services.
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The beginning of the research coincided with the development of a new system of partnership in which schools and universities were required to work together.
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Parsons emphasized that these smaller interest groups were not integrated into the larger factions, but rather joined them when their interests coincided.
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Pneumococcal disease was highest in winter periods and coincided with influenza activity.
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In short, the administration and the student movement coincided in their desire for constitutional reform and each benefited from the other's strengths.
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