accord with meaning

• accord with sth formal to contain the same ideas, information etc as something else, especially so that they both seem right:
  ▪ Her evidence accorded with that of the other witnesses.
  ▪ This view would seem to accord with Marx's own theories on the subject.
  ■ SIMILAR TO: agree with, back up

• This accords with the aspirations of the people ...
• This seemed to accord with his desire.
• The hearts of our people accord with those of yours.
• This is quite in accord with the season.
• What you say does not accord with the previous evidence.
• His actions accord with his words.
• The quantum theory of light is in complete accord with these observations.
• The department most in accord with media and congressional criticism became, unintentionally, its focus.
• If we leave each system to itself，then the state function for each system will change in accord with (7、145).
• The german naval staff were in hearty accord with all the postponements; indeed, they instigated them.

• "accord with" meaning in Chinese: 和一致
• "accord with" meaning in Japanese: ～と一致［調和?合致］する、～と合う