concurred in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for concurred in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.concur <forma in -ing concurring, pt, pp concurred> [Brit kənˈkəː, Am kənˈkər] VB trans

concur

convenire (that che)

II.concur <forma in -ing concurring, pt, pp concurred> [Brit kənˈkəː, Am kənˈkər] VB intr

1. concur (agree):

concur

essere d'accordo (with con)

2. concur (act together):

to concur in action, measure, decision

concorrere a

to concur with sb in condemning

concorrere con qn nel condannare

3. concur (tally):

concur data, results, views:

concordare, coincidere (with con)

4. concur (combine):

to concur to do

concorrere, contribuire a fare

everything concurred to make the show a success

tutto ha contribuito or concorso a fare dello spettacolo un successo

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merci a prezzi convenzionati

goods at concurred prices

concorrere a azione, misura, decisione

to concur in, to contribute to or towards

concorrere a fare

to concur to do

concorrere con qn nel condannare

to concur with sb in condemning

coincidere cifre, risultati, idee, opinioni:

to concur

contribuire a fare qc

to concur or help to do sth

concordare dati, risultati, opinioni:

to concur con: with

d'accordo essere d'accordo

to agree, to concur sul fatto che: that con: with su: about, on

concurred in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for concurred in the English»Italian Dictionary

concur <-rr-> [kən·ˈkɜ:r] VB intr form

1. concur (agree):

concur

concordare

to concur with sb (in sth)

concordare con qu (su qc)

2. concur (happen simultaneously):

concur

coincidere

Translations for concurred in the Italian»English Dictionary

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coincidere

to concur

coincidere con qc

to concur with sth

concurred Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to concur with sb (in sth)

concordare con qu (su qc)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It was more thorough than the first board, and concurred with the first board's conclusion.

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Other critics concurred that the film had artistic merit.

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Non-possession provides for conditions under which none of the entities have cause to assert exclusivity which is not concurred by others.

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Other spark plug collectors concurred with his assessment.

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The film generated mostly negative reviews, with several critics concurring that the chemistry between the lead pair is what makes the film watchable.

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