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1 coincide
وَافَقَ \ accord: to agree with: His statement does not accord with the facts. agree: to have the same opinion: I agree with your ideas about music, to say ‘yes’; be willing I asked him to help me and he agreed, to suit one’s health or stomach Strong cheese does not agree with me. approve: to agree; consider as satisfactory: We don’t approve of your behaviour. If you approve, I’ll invite him to dinner. Our plans were approved by the meeting. assent: to agree to something. coincide: (of two or more events) to happen (often by chance) at the same time: He’s pleased that the special holiday next week coincides with his birthday. consent: to agree; be willing: She consented to my wishes. \ See Also اتَّفَقَ مع -
2 begegnen
v/i (ist begegnet)1. (treffen) meet, come across; jemandem / etw. begegnen meet s.o. / s.th., come across s.o. / s.th.; umg. bump into s.o. / s.th.; sich oder einander begegnen meet; umg. bump into each other; ihre Blicke begegneten sich their eyes met2. (stoßen auf) meet with; (Schwierigkeiten etc.) meet with, come up against, have to face up to; dieser Einstellung begegnet man häufig you often come up against this view; diesem Wort begegnen wir noch öfters in diesem Werk this word occurs often ( oder crops up often umg.) in this work3. (entgegentreten) confront, face; (abwehren) counter; (bekämpfen) (auch Krankheit) fight; (aufhalten) check; einer Gefahr etc. mit Mut etc. begegnen auch respond to a danger etc. with courage etc.4. geh. (behandeln) treat, behave very coolly etc. towards; jemandem abweisend / mit Respekt begegnen treat s.o.off-handedly / with respect5. (passieren): mir ist das schon einmal begegnet it’s happened to me before; das Schlimmste, was dir begegnen kann the worst that can happen to you6. geh., förm. (vorkommen) be found ( bei in), come up (in); dieser Stil etc. begegnet ebenfalls in... auch this style etc. is also to be found in ( oder can also be found in, also appears in), you also come across this style etc. in* * *to encounter; to meet; to come across* * *be|geg|nen [bə'geːgnən] ptp begegnetvi aux sein +dat1) (= treffen) to meetbegégnen — to meet
ihre Augen or Blicke begegneten sich —
unsere Wünsche begégnen sich (liter) — our wishes coincide (form)
2)(= stoßen auf)
begégnen — to encounter sth; Schwierigkeiten to encounter sth, to run into sthdieses Wort wird uns später noch einmal begégnen — we will encounter this word again later
3)(= widerfahren)
jdm ist etw begegnet —es war mir schon einmal begegnet, dass... — it had happened to me once before that...
4) (geh = behandeln) to treatman begegnete mir nur mit Spott — I only met with derision
5) (geh) (= entgegentreten) einer Krankheit, Seuche, der Not to combat; einem Übel, Angriff, Unrecht auch to oppose, to resist; (= überwinden) einer Gefahr, Schwierigkeiten, dem Schicksal to confront, to meet, to face; (= reagieren auf) einem Wunsch, Vorschlag, einer Ansicht to meet, to respond toman begegnete seinen Vorschlägen mit Zurückhaltung — his suggestions met with reserve
6) (geh = einwenden gegen) Behauptungen etc to counter* * *(to meet especially unexpectedly: She encountered the manager in the hall.) encounter* * *be·geg·nen *[bəˈge:gnən]vi Hilfsverb: sein1. (treffen)▪ jdm \begegnen to meet sbich bin ihm die Tage im Supermarkt begegnet I bumped [or ran] into [or met] him recently at the supermarketjds Blick \begegnen to meet sb's gaze [or eye]2. (antreffen)jdm freundlich/höflich \begegnen to treat sb in a friendly/polite mannerjdm mit Herablassung/Spott \begegnen to treat sb condescendingly [or with condescension]/scornfully [or with scorn]einer Gefahr mutig \begegnen to face [a] danger courageously [or bravely]seinem Schicksal \begegnen to confront [or meet] [or face] one's fate▪ jdm \begegnen to happen to sb* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein1)sich (Dat.) begegnen — meet [each other]
ihre Blicke begegneten sich — (Dat.) (geh.) their eyes met
2)etwas begegnet jemandem — (jemand trifft etwas an) somebody comes across or encounters something; (geh.): (etwas passiert jemandem) something happens to somebody
3)jemandem freundlich/höflich usw. begegnen — (geh.) behave in a friendly/polite etc. way towards somebody
4) (geh.): (entgegentreten) counter <accusation, attack>; combat <illness, disease; misuse of drugs, alcohol, etc.>; meet <difficulty, danger>; deal with < emergency>* * *begegnen v/i (ist begegnet)1. (treffen) meet, come across;jemandem/etwas begegnen meet sb/sth, come across sb/sth; umg bump into sb/sth;einander begegnen meet; umg bump into each other;ihre Blicke begegneten sich their eyes metdieser Einstellung begegnet man häufig you often come up against this view;diesem Wort begegnen wir noch öfters in diesem Werk this word occurs often ( oder crops up often umg) in this work3. (entgegentreten) confront, face; (abwehren) counter; (bekämpfen) (auch Krankheit) fight; (aufhalten) check;einer Gefahr etcmit Mut etc4. geh (behandeln) treat, behave very coolly etc towards;jemandem abweisend/mit Respekt begegnen treat sboff-handedly/with respect5. (passieren):mir ist das schon einmal begegnet it’s happened to me before;das Schlimmste, was dir begegnen kann the worst that can happen to you6. geh, form (vorkommen) be found (bei in), come up (in);dieser Stil etcbegegnet ebenfalls in … auch this style etc is also to be found in ( oder can also be found in, also appears in), you also come across this style etc in* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein1)sich (Dat.) begegnen — meet [each other]
ihre Blicke begegneten sich — (Dat.) (geh.) their eyes met
2)etwas begegnet jemandem — (jemand trifft etwas an) somebody comes across or encounters something; (geh.): (etwas passiert jemandem) something happens to somebody
3)jemandem freundlich/höflich usw. begegnen — (geh.) behave in a friendly/polite etc. way towards somebody
4) (geh.): (entgegentreten) counter <accusation, attack>; combat <illness, disease; misuse of drugs, alcohol, etc.>; meet <difficulty, danger>; deal with < emergency>* * *(+Dat.) v.to come across expr.to come across v.to meet v.(§ p.,p.p.: met) adj.meet adj. v.to encounter v.to meet v.(§ p.,p.p.: met) -
3 وافق
وَافَقَ \ accord: to agree with: His statement does not accord with the facts. agree: to have the same opinion: I agree with your ideas about music, to say ‘yes’; be willing I asked him to help me and he agreed, to suit one’s health or stomach Strong cheese does not agree with me. approve: to agree; consider as satisfactory: We don’t approve of your behaviour. If you approve, I’ll invite him to dinner. Our plans were approved by the meeting. assent: to agree to something. coincide: (of two or more events) to happen (often by chance) at the same time: He’s pleased that the special holiday next week coincides with his birthday. consent: to agree; be willing: She consented to my wishes. \ See Also اتَّفَقَ مع \ أُوافِق \ to be sure: I agree: Yes, he’s small, to be sure, but he’s strong. \ أُوافِق مُوَافَقَةً تامّة \ absolutely: certainly: Do you think so? "Absolutely.". \ أُوافِقُك على ما تَقُول \ quite: (as a rather formal reply) I agree: ‘I think it’s a shame!’ ‘Quite (so)! But what can we do about it?’. \ وَافَقَ عَلَى \ accept: to agree with (an idea, etc.). pass: to accept after formal consideration: The government passed a law against it. \ وَافَقَ مُكرَهًا على \ give way: to let sb. do what he wants, though one does not agree with it: He gave way to his workers’ demands. submit: to accept defeat, punishment, etc.: The boy submitted to having his hair cut. -
4 accord
وَافَقَ \ accord: to agree with: His statement does not accord with the facts. agree: to have the same opinion: I agree with your ideas about music, to say ‘yes’; be willing I asked him to help me and he agreed, to suit one’s health or stomach Strong cheese does not agree with me. approve: to agree; consider as satisfactory: We don’t approve of your behaviour. If you approve, I’ll invite him to dinner. Our plans were approved by the meeting. assent: to agree to something. coincide: (of two or more events) to happen (often by chance) at the same time: He’s pleased that the special holiday next week coincides with his birthday. consent: to agree; be willing: She consented to my wishes. \ See Also اتَّفَقَ مع -
5 agree
وَافَقَ \ accord: to agree with: His statement does not accord with the facts. agree: to have the same opinion: I agree with your ideas about music, to say ‘yes’; be willing I asked him to help me and he agreed, to suit one’s health or stomach Strong cheese does not agree with me. approve: to agree; consider as satisfactory: We don’t approve of your behaviour. If you approve, I’ll invite him to dinner. Our plans were approved by the meeting. assent: to agree to something. coincide: (of two or more events) to happen (often by chance) at the same time: He’s pleased that the special holiday next week coincides with his birthday. consent: to agree; be willing: She consented to my wishes. \ See Also اتَّفَقَ مع -
6 approve
وَافَقَ \ accord: to agree with: His statement does not accord with the facts. agree: to have the same opinion: I agree with your ideas about music, to say ‘yes’; be willing I asked him to help me and he agreed, to suit one’s health or stomach Strong cheese does not agree with me. approve: to agree; consider as satisfactory: We don’t approve of your behaviour. If you approve, I’ll invite him to dinner. Our plans were approved by the meeting. assent: to agree to something. coincide: (of two or more events) to happen (often by chance) at the same time: He’s pleased that the special holiday next week coincides with his birthday. consent: to agree; be willing: She consented to my wishes. \ See Also اتَّفَقَ مع -
7 assent
وَافَقَ \ accord: to agree with: His statement does not accord with the facts. agree: to have the same opinion: I agree with your ideas about music, to say ‘yes’; be willing I asked him to help me and he agreed, to suit one’s health or stomach Strong cheese does not agree with me. approve: to agree; consider as satisfactory: We don’t approve of your behaviour. If you approve, I’ll invite him to dinner. Our plans were approved by the meeting. assent: to agree to something. coincide: (of two or more events) to happen (often by chance) at the same time: He’s pleased that the special holiday next week coincides with his birthday. consent: to agree; be willing: She consented to my wishes. \ See Also اتَّفَقَ مع -
8 consent
وَافَقَ \ accord: to agree with: His statement does not accord with the facts. agree: to have the same opinion: I agree with your ideas about music, to say ‘yes’; be willing I asked him to help me and he agreed, to suit one’s health or stomach Strong cheese does not agree with me. approve: to agree; consider as satisfactory: We don’t approve of your behaviour. If you approve, I’ll invite him to dinner. Our plans were approved by the meeting. assent: to agree to something. coincide: (of two or more events) to happen (often by chance) at the same time: He’s pleased that the special holiday next week coincides with his birthday. consent: to agree; be willing: She consented to my wishes. \ See Also اتَّفَقَ مع
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