coincides
重合
definition
verb
publication is timed to coincide with a major exhibition
occur at or during the same time.
translation of 'coincides'
verb
吻合,
符,
暗合,
重合
example
For example, the Lakota Medicine Wheel and its symbolic respect toward nature's four cardinal points 'coincides' with the symbolic form of the Celtic Cross in the Catholic tradition.
Their journey 'coincides' with that of an Aborigine boy on his walkabout - a 10-day ritual where boys are left to fend for themselves, an event that initiates their entrance into adulthood.
The missile's position in its trajectory always 'coincides' with the target irrespective of range.
The paternalism of scientific positivism 'coincides' directly with capitalist culture's feminizing of amateurism.
‘The disparity is small, but it is always there, which 'coincides' with the research done before,’ Xu said.
The nature of these conversations 'coincides' with other IFS work done with children.
The master plan 'coincides' with a broader government initiative to exploit the fishing industry and therefore put the necessary infrastructure in place to accommodate this proposed increase in business.
On the other hand, Brazil's new activism often, though not always, 'coincides' with the interests of the United States.
Here, it is clear that the peak in growth now 'coincides' with the ‘lights off’ period of the corresponding photoperiod.
School administrators statewide agree, saying religion never 'coincides' with how they teach Thanksgiving to students…
The reason is that it 'coincides' with several other major shifts in American national security policy, such as a proposed shift in our European base footprint and South Korean base footprint.
The right part of any row of numerators 'coincides' with the left part of the corresponding row of denominators.
People here do not look too much ahead and that 'coincides' with my own vision.
And is it true also, Professor, that you believe that there is no way to confirm or deny that our sensual experience 'coincides' with the product of our thoughts?
This ability 'coincides' with, and conforms to, the Army's Transformation goals and objectives.
Sometimes, this point of view is equated with, or momentarily 'coincides' with the Eye of the Camera.
A descending scale from the top of the keyboard 'coincides' with a rising one from the bottom, and the two hands meet in the centre on the tonic harmony, followed by an immediate pianissimo as the first theme returns.
The events 'coincide' with the Louisburgh Summer Festival.
As the New York Times pointed out, there was palpable relief that the event would not 'coincide' with the Republican convention in the city, something that would have allowed the party to use it as a backdrop.
The rallies in British Columbia will also 'coincide' with similar events throughout the country on February 4.
However, by building up detailed theories of each type, we may hope to find important links between them and perhaps even to discover that they 'coincide' in at least some key respects.
The peak position of Anth absorption in the plant leaves studied 'coincided' with that reported for the leaves of rainforest plants and for apple fruits.
It was said that a benefit of doing this was that the outline of the cut-out appliqué element, and the stitching to be applied along that outline, would 'coincide' in a reliable manner.
The event will 'coincide' with the Native Women's Association of Canada's campaign launch to end violence against aboriginal women.
The light guides contain deformities to emit light 'coinciding' with the positions of the red, green, and blue pixels.
The DPKO position 'coincided' with the views of powerful states within the UN Security Council, particularly the United States.
The event will 'coincide' with the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City, which runs April 20-22.
The countries' national interests or other positions cannot always 'coincide' 100 percent in everything.
To 'coincide' with this event, the real town of Fargo, Minnesota, will unveil a statue of Frances McDormand in her guise as the pregnant cop.
To 'coincide' with the event, the new Killarney Athletic clubhouse and dressing rooms were officially opened by Minister for Sport and Tourism John O'Donoghue on Monday night.
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