correspondingly

🇬🇧/ˌkɒrəˈspɒndɪŋli/ 🇺🇸/ˌkɔːrəˈspɑːndɪŋli/

📚 19196 GRE

与 “correspondingly” 相关联的词汇

源自 corresponding /ˌkɒrəˈspɒndɪŋ/ adj. 通信的；一致的；相当的，相应的

correspondingly 的重要知识点

correspondingly ^{adv. 相应地，从而，因此}

The cost of living in the city is more expensive, but salaries are supposed to be correspondingly higher.
As the demand for organic food increases, the prices rise correspondingly. ^{随着对有机食品需求的增加，价格也相应上涨。}
Correspondingly, deviation detection can be used for different tasks. ^{相应地，偏差检测可用于不同的任务。}

corresponding ^{adj. similar, or resulting from something else 类似的，相应的}

Company losses were 50 per cent worse than in the corresponding period last year.
As the course becomes more difficult, there's usually a corresponding drop in attendance.
A higher level of responsibility brings a corresponding increase in salary. ^{更高层级的责任带来了相应的薪水增加。}

correspond ^{v. 1. to be the same as or match sth. 相一致，相符合}

Your account and hers correspond.
Decibel values correspond to various sounds. ^{分贝值对应不同的声音。}
The written record of his conversation didn't correspond to what was actually said. ^{他谈话的书面记录与实际所说的不相符。}

correspond with / to ... ^{v. 与……相一致；相符合}	Your account of events corresponds with / to hers. The results of the second experiment correspond with our initial findings. ^{第二次实验的结果与我们最初的发现相符。}

correspond ^{v. 2. to be similar to or the same as sth else 相当于}

The American "High School" corresponds to "Senior Middle School" in China. ^{美国的“High School”相当于中国的“高中”。}
The American Congress corresponds to the British Parliament.
The British job of Lecturer corresponds roughly to the US Associate Professor.

correspond^{v. 3. exchange letters 通信}

They have corresponded regularly for years.
I used to correspond with my friends by letters while now the Internet is more convenient. ^{我过去常写信与我的朋友联络，而现在有了互联网就更方便了。}

correspond (with sb.) ^{v. （与某人）通信}	I've been corresponding with several experts in the field. For many years, the two scientists corresponded regularly about their research. ^{多年来，这两位科学家经常就他们的研究进行通信。}

correspondence ^{n. 1. [C] a strong connection between two things 紧密联系}

There is a definite correspondence between infant mortality and poverty.
There is a close correspondence between the two sets of data. ^{这两组数据之间有着紧密的联系。}
There is no one-to-one correspondence between sounds and letters. ^{发音与字母之间没有一对一的关系。}

correspondence ^{n. 2. [U or singular] the process of writing and receiving letters 通信}

I refused to enter into any correspondence with him about it.
We kept up a correspondence for many years.
The editor welcomes correspondence from readers on any subject. ^{编辑欢迎读者有关任何问题的来信。}

correspondence ^{n. [U] the letters that someone sends and receives 某人的信件}

A secretary came in twice a week to deal with his correspondence.
There is nothing secretive about the Ombudsman's work, for his correspondence is open to public inspection.
Catch up on your correspondence and reading. ^{抓紧补上通信往来和阅读。}