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English
Etymology
Latin comportare, to bring together, from com-, together + portare, to carry; probably via French comporter, to behave
Verb
en-verb
#To behave (usually reflexive) in a particular manner.
#:She comported herself with grace.
- intransitive To be in agreement with; of an accord.
#:The new rules did not seem to comport with the spirit of the club.
Synonyms
cohere
carry
Romanian
Pronunciation
IPA|/kom'port/
Verb
ro-verbform|comporta|person1s|timepres|tenseind|refyes
- (I) behave; (I) conduct (myself)
Verb
ro-verbform|comporta|person1s|timepres|tensesub|refyes
- (I) behave; (I) conduct (myself)
vi:comport
zh:comport
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