consort1
KK: [ˈkɑnsɒrt]
DJ: [ˈkɒnsɒːt]
n.
- （尤指國王、女王的）配偶[C]
- 僚艦，僚艇，隨航船隻[C]
- 夥伴；同事[C]
- 結合；合夥[U]
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He ruled in
consort with his father.
他與他父親共同執政。
- 【廢】一致，協調[U]
- 演奏古典音樂的一組樂器（或演奏者）[C]
辨析
consort2
KK: [kǝnˈsɒrt]
DJ: [kǝnˈsɒːt]
vi.[(+with)]
- 陪伴；結交
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He
consorted with thieves.
他與盜賊交往。
- 一致，符合
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Your actions do not
consort with your principles.
你的行為跟你的原則相悖。
vt.
- 使結合；使聯繫
- 【廢】陪伴；護送
片語
consort together
- 朋比為奸；沆瀣一氣
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Thieves often
consort together.
盜賊們通常都朋比為奸。
consort with
- 結伴；結交
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You
consort too long
with those young men.
你跟那些年輕人一起混得太久了。
- 一致；協調
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His behavior does not
consort with his beliefs.
他言行不符。
in consort with
- 聯合
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He ruled
in consort with his father.
他和他父親共同執政。
consort1
n.
/
ˈkɒnsɔːt/
- a wife, husband, or companion, in particular the spouse of a monarch.
- a ship sailing in company with another.
v.
/
kənˈsɔːt/
-
(consort with)
habitually associate with.
-
(consort with/to)
archaic agree or be in harmony with.
Etymology
ME: via Fr. from L. consors ‘sharing, partner’, from con- ‘together with’ + sors, sort- ‘lot, destiny’.
consort2
/
ˈkɒnsɔːt/
n.
a small group of musicians performing together, typically playing Renaissance music.
Etymology
C16: earlier form of concert.
