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symphonize

/sˈɪmfənˌaɪz/ verb

To agree; to be in harmony.

Word Origin From Greek 'syn-' (together) and 'phōnē' (sound) — literally 'to make sound together'. The verb suffix -ize means to cause to be. So to symphonize is to harmonize, to blend sounds. The same roots give us symphony, phonetic, telephone, and cacophony. A word that sings of unity.

verb To agree; to be in harmony.

Their voices symphonize perfectly in this beautiful duet.

(动词) 和谐一致

他们在这首美妙的二重唱中声音和谐完美。

(verbo) Estar de acuerdo; estar en armonía.

Sus voces armonizan perfectamente en este hermoso dúo.

(verbe) s'harmoniser; s'accorder; concorder; être en harmonie [Être en accord, s'harmoniser, produire un ensemble cohérent.]

Leurs voix symphonize parfaitement dans ce magnifique duo.

(Verb) harmonieren; übereinstimmen [Im Einklang sein; harmonisch zusammenwirken oder übereinstimmen.]

Ihre Stimmen symphonize perfekt in diesem wunderschönen Duett.

(動詞) 調和する、一致する。

二人の声はこの美しい二重奏で見事に調和している。

(verbo) concordar; harmonizar; combinar; coadunar [Concordar; estar em harmonia.]

As vozes deles se harmonizam perfeitamente neste belo dueto.

Synonyms: harmonize accord concord coincide correspond match tally concur Antonyms: dissent disagree conflict clash
Word parts: sym + phon + ize

Related words

symphony symphonic symphonist

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