1.相当(于);【数】对应;与...一致,符合 (to; with)
2.通信 (with)
1.to be the same as something else, or very much like it; used about something in a different country or system that is very much like something in yours
2.to be connected or related to something; used about objects that are put together or attached
3.if two people correspond, they regularly write letters to each other
1.Over the next few months, Eliana and I corresponded at length and a friendship began that continues to this day.
之后的几个月，我和艾丽亚娜一直通信，我们的友谊也保持到现在。
2.I have corresponded with him for some years, but I have never met him in the flesh.
我已和他通信联系好几年了，但一直未与他本人见过面。
3.He said he still corresponded with the former first lady, Nancy Reagan.
他说，他现在依旧和前第一夫人南希•里根保持着联系。
4.None of the casing damage locations discovered during the workover corresponded to any known faults.
套管损坏的修井过程中发现的位置均对应于任何已知的故障。
5.And yet the two admired each other more than they admired any other living poets and corresponded with an unusual seriousness of engagement.
然而，两人对彼此的倾慕超出了对任何一位在世诗人的欣赏，那份友谊刻骨铭心、与众不同。
6.The retention time of a peak in the HPLC of the sample corresponded to that of ferulic acid.
高效液相色谱表明样品在与阿魏酸相同保留时间处有吸收峰。
7.Analysts said the amount corresponded to a less than 3% increase.
分析师说，上调幅度不到3%。
8.When I left Rome I corresponded with him , and about once in two months received from him long letters in queer English .
我离开罗马后同他继续有书信来往，每两个月左右我就接到他用怪里怪气的英语写的一封长信。
9.Although he corresponded with many of the world's very important people, his stationery and envelopes were all bought at a very low price.
尽管他与许多世界要人通信，他买的信封信笺却都是些便宜货。
10.They were then asked to place an 'X' on the run they felt corresponded to their place in their community.
然后请他们在觉得对应于自己社会地位的踏板上画上“X”。