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kən'fo:m1) (to behave, dress etc in the way that most other people do.) cumplir con, ajustarse a, someterse a2) ((with to) to act according to; to be in agreement with: Your clothes must conform to the school regulations.) adaptarse a•tr[kən'fɔːm]1 (comply with rules, standards, regulations) ajustarse (to/with, a), someterse (to/with, a), cumplir (to/with, con)■ all models conform to official safety standards todos los modelos cumplen con las normas de seguridad oficiales2 (agree, be consistent with) avenirse (to, a), conformarse (to/with, con), concordar ( with, con)■ that proposal would not conform with most people's wishes esa propuesta no se avendría a los deseos de la mayoría de la gente3 (fit in, behave like other people) ser conformistaconform [kən'fɔrm] vi1) accord, comply: ajustarse, adaptarse, conformarseit conforms with our standards: se ajusta a nuestras normas2) correspond: corresponder, encajarto conform to the truth: corresponder a la verdadn.• conforme s.m.v.• conformar v.kən'fɔːrm, kən'fɔːma) ( be in accordance)to conform TO o WITH something — ajustarse a or cumplir con algo
b) ( act in a conformist way) ser* conformistato conform TO something: he usually conforms to their wishes — por lo general se aviene a sus deseos
[kǝn'fɔːm]VI (=comply) (to laws) someterse (to a); (to standards) ajustarse (to a); [people] (socially) adaptarse, amoldarse* * *[kən'fɔːrm, kən'fɔːm]a) ( be in accordance)to conform TO o WITH something — ajustarse a or cumplir con algo
b) ( act in a conformist way) ser* conformistato conform TO something: he usually conforms to their wishes — por lo general se aviene a sus deseos
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