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to correspond
01
corresponder
to match or be similar to something else
Intransitive: to correspond to sth | to correspond with sth
Example
The data collected from the experiment closely corresponds to the predictions made by the scientific model.
Los datos recopilados del experimento corresponden estrechamente a las predicciones hechas por el modelo científico.
The color of the curtains corresponds perfectly with the sofa in the living room.
El color de las cortinas corresponde perfectamente con el sofá en la sala de estar.
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corresponder, tener correspondencia con
to have a direct relationship or alignment with something else, such as paired values or elements
Intransitive: to correspond to sth
Example
Each point on the graph corresponds to a pair of values in the equation.
Cada punto en el gráfico corresponde a un par de valores en la ecuación.
The x-values correspond to points on the horizontal axis, while the y-values correspond to points on the vertical axis.
Los valores x corresponden a los puntos en el eje horizontal, mientras que los valores y corresponden a los puntos en el eje vertical.
03
corresponder, intercambiar cartas
to exchange written messages, such as letters or emails, with someone
Intransitive: to correspond | to correspond with sb
Example
They have been corresponding for months about the upcoming event.
Ellos han estado correspondiendo durante meses sobre el próximo evento.
She loves to correspond with her friends through handwritten letters.
A ella le encanta corresponderse con sus amigos a través de cartas escritas a mano.
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corresponder, equivaler
to be similar to or match something in character, form, or function
Intransitive: to correspond to character or function of something
Example
In this system, the role of the teacher corresponds to that of the mentor.
En este sistema, el papel del profesor corresponde al del mentor.
In some cultures, the role of the monarch corresponds to a ceremonial leader.
En algunas culturas, el papel del monarca corresponde al de un líder ceremonial.
