Pronunciation: /kɔːrəˈspɑnd/
noun a letter or email exchanged between people
A1 In the alphabet, each letter corresponds to a sound.
A2 The colors on the map correspond to different elevations.
B1 The numbers on the spreadsheet correspond to sales figures.
B2 The coordinates on the graph correspond to specific data points.
C1 The symbols in the equation correspond to mathematical operations.
C2 The author's words correspond to the themes of the novel.
verb to be similar or equivalent in character, form, or function
A1 I correspond with my pen pal through letters.
A2 The colors in the painting correspond to the artist's emotions.
B1 Please correspond with the hotel to confirm your reservation.
B2 The data in the report must correspond accurately to the findings of the study.
C1 The details provided in the contract must correspond precisely to the agreed terms.
C2 It is important for the financial records to correspond with the company's official statements.
formal Please correspond with the client to confirm the meeting details.
informal Make sure to correspond with your roommate about cleaning the kitchen.
slang I'll correspond with my friend to figure out our plans for the weekend.
figurative The colors in the painting correspond beautifully with each other.
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