accord

US /əˈkɔːrd/
UK /əˈkɔːrd/
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1.

accorder, donner

give or grant someone power, status, or recognition

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The committee will accord him the respect he deserves.
Le comité lui accordera le respect qu'il mérite.
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We must accord priority to education.
Nous devons accorder la priorité à l'éducation.
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1.

accord, traité

an official agreement or treaty

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The two countries signed a peace accord.
Les deux pays ont signé un accord de paix.
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The new trade accord will benefit both nations.
Le nouvel accord commercial profitera aux deux nations.
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2.

accord, harmonie

harmony or consistency of opinions, actions, or statements

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Their views are in accord with ours.
Leurs points de vue sont en accord avec les nôtres.
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The decision was made in accord with company policy.
La décision a été prise en accord avec la politique de l'entreprise.
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