accord in Japanese
accord in Japanese is 合意 — accord means a formal agreement, especially between countries or groups.
accord in Japanese
合意
Pronounced: gōi
What does "accord" mean?
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noun A formal agreement, especially between countries or groups.
"The neighbouring towns signed an accord to share the cost of the new bridge."
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verb To be in agreement or match with something.
"Her actions do not accord with the values she says she holds."
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accord in a sentence
- The neighbouring towns signed an accord to share the cost of the new bridge.
- The two nations signed a peace accord after years of conflict.
- Her actions do not accord with the values she says she holds.
- The results of the second test accord with those of the first.
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What is "accord" in Japanese?
"accord" in Japanese is 合意. accord means: A formal agreement, especially between countries or groups.
How do you pronounce 合意?
"accord" in Japanese is 合意, pronounced "gōi".
How do you use "accord" in a sentence?
Example: "The neighbouring towns signed an accord to share the cost of the new bridge." In Japanese, "accord" is 合意.
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