condizer
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[edit]Etymology
[edit]From Latin condīcere (“to talk something over together; to agree”).
Pronunciation
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Verb
[edit]condizer (first-person singular present condigo, first-person singular preterite condisse, past participle condito) (intransitive)
- to agree, to conform (to be in accordance with expectations) [with com ‘with something else’]
- O testemunho do réu não condiz com o da testemunha.
- The defendant’s testimony does not agree with the witness’s.
- Essa teoria não condiz com a realidade.
- This theory does not agree with reality.
- (with plural or multiple subjects) to agree or conform with one another [with em or a ‘in a given aspect’]
- Eu e ele não condizemos em opinião.
- He and I do not agree in opinion.
- Essas teorias não condizem.
- These theories are not in agreement.
Conjugation
[edit] Conjugation of condizer (irregular) (See Appendix:Portuguese verbs)
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