co-occur
co-occur — 動詞
- co-occurpresent simple I / you / we / they
- co-occurshe / she / it
- co-occurredpast simple
- co-occurring-ing form
- co-occuredpast participle
1. when several events, situations, or natural processes happen together during a s
同時發生
指多個事件或情況在同一時間或地點一起出現
when several events, situations, or natural processes happen together during a shared moment or within a shared space, we say they co-occur
Dr. Wei found that migraine headaches and sleep problems often co-occur in patients.
Wei 博士發現,偏頭痛和睡眠問題常在患者身上同時發生。
often co-occur + in [patient group / context]
In the Himalayan region, several medicinal herbs co-occur in the same high-altitude meadows.
在喜馬拉雅山區,幾種藥用植物在同一高海拔草地上同時出現。
co-occur + in [specific location]
Kenji noticed that allergic reactions and respiratory issues co-occur more often during spring.
Kenji 注意到過敏反應和呼吸道問題在春天時更容易同時發生。
Priya's report showed that poverty and food insecurity co-occur in many rural communities.
Priya 的報告顯示,貧窮和食物不安全在許多農村地區同時存在。
These two bird species rarely co-occur because they compete for the same food sources.
這兩種鳥類很少同時出現在同一區域,因為牠們競爭相同的食物來源。
- coincide
more precise for time, slightly more formal; less common for spatial co-occurrence
- coexist
focuses on peaceful or simultaneous existence, often of living things or ideas; stronger spatial than temporal sense
- overlap
suggests partial rather than full coincidence; common in scheduling and Venn-diagram contexts
- happen together
more basic, less formal; suitable for everyday conversation
文法句型
co-occur + with + noun phrase
co-occur + in + location/time phrase
co-occur + adverbial (often / rarely / frequently)
用法筆記
The subject is usually plural or compound — a single event or item cannot co-occur by itself. When focusing on two specific things, co-occur is typically followed by with.