concur
/kənˈkɜː(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /kənˈkɜːr/ (ame, ipa) · /kən-ˈkər kän-/ (ame, mw)
concur — verb
- concurpresent simple I / you / we / they
- concurshe / she / it
- concurredpast simple
- concurring-ing form
1. to state that your opinion matches another person's, especially in formal discus
to state that your opinion matches another person's, especially in formal discussion or writing
After reading the report, Manuela concurred that the bridge needed repairs.
concur + that-clause in formal agreement
Jisoo concurred with the chair during the budget meeting.
concur with + person
Even Karim concurred after the lawyer explained the final terms.
The review board concurred and signed the permit on Monday.
文法句型
concur with somebody
concur that-clause
用法筆記
Strongly formal and common in reports, meetings, and legal writing. Usually followed by with before a person or view, or by a that-clause.
常見錯誤
2. to occur alongside another event or situation within the same period
to occur alongside another event or situation within the same period
The road closure concurred with the market festival in early May.
concur with + event for simultaneous timing
Nadia's exams concurred with her brother's wedding weekend.
A power cut concurred with the storm and darkened the whole street.
The museum strike concurred with school trips from across the city.
- coincide
the more common word for happening at the same time
- overlap
often suggests that part of one time period covers another
- correspond
can describe matching times, but also matching facts or features
文法句型
concur with something
用法筆記
Usually has events, dates, or conditions as the subject, not people. Most often followed by with when naming the other event.