concomitance

concomitance — 名詞

1. the state of two events or conditions happening together in a way that shows a r

1.名詞C2
釋義

伴隨關係

兩事一起出現，而且互相關聯

the state of two events or conditions happening together in a way that shows a real link between them

例句

Doctors noted the concomitance of fever and skin rash in both children.

醫師注意到兩個孩子的發燒與皮疹有伴隨關係。

the concomitance of X and Y

Parents noticed a concomitance of late bedtimes and bad moods after camp.

家長發現，營隊後晚睡和壞脾氣常有伴隨關係。

常見搭配
  • the concomitance of X and Y
  • concomitance between two conditions
  • close concomitance
同義詞
  • co-occurrence

    more technical and often neutral about whether the two things are meaningfully connected

  • coexistence

    usually stresses continuing existence side by side over time rather than a linked appearance

  • accompaniment

    broader and less technical, often meaning something that simply goes along with another thing

反義詞
  • independence

    stresses that the two things are not tied to each other

  • separation

    focuses on things being apart rather than appearing together

文法句型

the concomitance of X and Y

concomitance between X and Y

用法筆記

Used mainly in formal writing, especially in medicine, research, and social analysis. It often appears in patterns such as 'the concomitance of X and Y' when the writer wants to stress that two things appear together in a meaningful connection, not by chance.

常見錯誤

The report showed concomitance between worry and poor sleep.
The report showed the concomitance of worry and poor sleep.
This noun most often takes 'of' before the linked conditions.
The rash was concomitance with the fever.
There was concomitance between the rash and the fever.
concomitance is a noun, so it cannot directly follow 'was' as an adjective would.

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常用片語

  • the concomitance of X and Y
  • concomitance between two conditions

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