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conform

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con·form /kənˈfɔːm $ -ɔːrm/ ●○○ AWL verb [intransitiveI]  
1  OBEYto behave in the way that most other people in your group or society behave 从众，像大多数人那样行事 → conformist
 the pressure on schoolchildren to conform
小学生要顺应社会的压力
conform to/with
 people who do not conform to traditional standards of behaviour
不遵守传统行为准则的人
2  OBEYto obey a law, rule etc 遵守，遵从〔法律、规定等〕
conform to/with
 Students can be expelled for refusing to conform to school rules.
学生不遵守校规可能会被开除。
 All new buildings must conform with the regional development plan.
所有新建房屋都必须遵从地方上的开发规划。
 products which conform to international safety standards
符合国际安全标准的产品
3  conform to a pattern/model/ideal etc to be similar to what people expect or think is usual 遵照某种模式/范例/理想等
 Joseph does not conform to the stereotype of a policeman.
约瑟夫不同于人们一般印象中的警察形象。
Examples from the Corpus
conform• Getting everyone on the team to conform has taken a long time.• Techniques such as object oriented design and structured programming will have to be followed to conform to engineering practice.• His triumphal entry into Jerusalem, for example, represents an attempt to conform to one of them.• Neither of them conforms to the default format, but they both work.• Indeed, few files seem in practice to conform to this requirement.• They do not conform well to national polls.
conform to/with• Celie strived not to conform to a stereotyped henpecked housebound wife.• Writing also has to conform to an idea.• And multinationals must conform to national laws and regulations on additives, flavourings, colourings and artificial low-calorie sweeteners.• All flights in these conditions must conform with published procedures and traffic patterns.• The solution offered might not conform to the dogma of either political party.• Hall describes the negotiated reading as one which only partly conforms to the intended, dominant meaning.• In the congressional debates, the battle lines closely conformed to the resolutions passed in the states.• These were varied in each group to conform to the subject and its natural rate of movement.
conform to/with• Celie strived not to conform to a stereotyped henpecked housebound wife.• Writing also has to conform to an idea.• And multinationals must conform to national laws and regulations on additives, flavourings, colourings and artificial low-calorie sweeteners.• All flights in these conditions must conform with published procedures and traffic patterns.• The solution offered might not conform to the dogma of either political party.• Hall describes the negotiated reading as one which only partly conforms to the intended, dominant meaning.• In the congressional debates, the battle lines closely conformed to the resolutions passed in the states.• These were varied in each group to conform to the subject and its natural rate of movement.
From Longman Business Dictionary
conformcon·form /kənˈfɔːrm/ verb [intransitiveI]
to obey a law or rule
The website owner must conform with the requirements of the Data Protection Act.
The property conformed to all the latest building regulations.
Origin conform
(1300-1400) Old French conformer, from Latin, from com- ( → COM-) + formare “to form”
con·form verb
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