coordinate
verb
noun
adj
kəʊˈɔːdɪəneɪt
verb
1
to
organize
an
activity
so
that
the
people
involved
in
it
work
well
together
and
achieve
a
good
result
协调〔多人参加的活动〕
T
The
agencies
are
working
together
to
co-ordinate
policy
on
food
safety.
这些机构在共同合作为食品安全政策做协调工作。
a
co-ordinated
approach
to
economic
and
social
questions
协调解决经济和社会问题的办法
2
to
make
the
parts
of
your
body
move
and
work
together
well
协调，协同〔身体动作〕
T
Her
movements
were
beautifully
co-ordinated.
她动作协调，显得很优美。
I
couldn’t
get
my
brain
to
function
or
coordinate
my
muscles.
我无法让大脑运作起来协调肌肉的运动。
3
if
clothes,
decorations
etc
coordinate,
or
if
you
coordinate
them,
they
look
good
together
because
they
have
similar
colours
and
styles
（使）〔衣服、装饰等〕搭配，协调
I,T
Don’t
be
afraid
to
mix
colours,
as
long
as
they
co-ordinate.
不要害怕把各种颜色混搭，协调就行。
You
might
coordinate
your
curtains
and
cushions.
你应该把窗帘和靠垫的颜色搭配好。
[+
with
]
The
cooker
is
green,
to
co-ordinate
with
the
kitchen.
厨灶是绿色的，是为了和厨房的颜色协调。
kəʊˈɔːdɪənɪət
noun
4
one
of
a
set
of
numbers
which
give
the
exact
position
of
a
point
on
a
map,
computer
screen
etc
[术语] 坐标
technical
5
coordinates
things
such
as
clothes
that
can
be
worn
or
used
together
because
their
colours
match
or
their
styles
are
similar
〔在颜色、风格上搭配能够一起穿的〕配套服装，配套物件
plural复数
Matching
bag
and
accessories
provide
a
complete
ensemble
of
colour
coordinates.
颜色协调的包和饰品使全套服装的颜色搭配齐全了。
adj
6
equal
in
importance
or
rank
in
a
sentence
〔在句中的重要性或位置〕同等的，并列的;
coordinate
clauses
joined
by
‘and’
用 and 连接的并列从句
7
involving
the
use
of
coordinates
坐标的