英:[ə'kɒmədeɪtə]
美:[ə'kɒməˌdeɪtə]
英:[ə'kɒmədeɪtə]
美:[ə'kɒməˌdeɪtə]
复数:accommodators
词根:accommodate
adj.accommodating 随和的;乐于助人的;肯通融的
accommodative 适应的;[自] 调节的;予以方便的;随和的(等于accommodating)
n.accommodation 住处,膳宿;调节;和解;预订铺位
v.accommodating 使适应;调节(accommodate的ing形式);调解
vi.accommodate 适应;调解
vt.accommodate 容纳;使适应;供应;调解
verb
transitive verb
to provide with something desired, needed, or suited
I needed money, and they accommodated me with a loan.
to make room for
rebuilt the ship to accommodate the bigger containers
to hold without crowding or inconvenience
a hotel that can accommodate about 100 people
to bring into agreement or concord : reconcile
Investors quickly accommodated themselves to the new market conditions.
to give consideration to : to allow for
trying to accommodate the special interests of various groups
to make fit, suitable, or congruous
intransitive verb
to adapt oneselfalso: to undergo visual accommodation
贷款人
调解人
欠款人
borrowed from Latin accommodātus, past participle of accommodāre "to fit on, apply, make agree, make suitable, adapt," from ad- ad- + commodāre "to lend, hire, put at the disposal (of), provide," derivative of commodus "convenient, suitable" — more at commode Note: In part a latinization of Middle French accommoder; John Palsgrave (Lʼéclaircissement de la langue française, 1530) renders accommodate with accommoder.
The first known use of accommodate was in 1538
accomplishedadjective
skilled or polished through practice or training : expert
an accomplished pianist
having done or achieved many good or important things
shown or known to be true
an accomplished fact
accomplishverb
to bring to a successful finish : perform
accomplicenoun
someone associated with another in wrongdoing
accomplicenoun
someone associated with another in wrongdoing
accompanyverb
to go with or attend as a companion
to perform an accompaniment to or for
to occur at the same time as or along with
a thunderstorm accompanied by high winds
accompanistnoun
a musician who plays an accompaniment
accompanimentnoun
music played along with a solo part to enrich it
an accompanying object, situation, or event
accompanyverb
to go with or attend as a companion
to perform an accompaniment to or for
to occur at the same time as or along with
a thunderstorm accompanied by high winds
accompanyverb
to go with or attend as a companion
to perform an accompaniment to or for
to occur at the same time as or along with
a thunderstorm accompanied by high winds
accommodateverb
adapt
to bring into agreement
accommodate the differences
to do a favor for : oblige sense 2b
accommodated me with a ride
to provide with something desired: as
to provide with lodgings
to make or have room for
the table accommodates 12 comfortably
to undergo visual accommodation
the lens of the eye accommodates
1 As far as credit market is concerned, the borrower and the accommodator play a game because of information asymmetry.
对于信贷市场来说,借方与贷方信息不对称,是互为博弈的对象。
2 And this pattern consists of single accommodator loan pattern and group loan pattern, which have been discussed respectively.
对这一模式,作者又按单一贷款人模式和银团贷款模式两种情况,分别加以论述。
3 The accommodator does not bite the reduced large male deer to turn into attracts, suitable should be possible the suitable Lin Canada to drink, and.
不适应者叮减少麟的扭入吸,如适应可适当琳加饮且。
4 Enough about the Muslim ban, his accommodators respond: He doesn’t believe in three-quarters of what he puts out there.
5 For instance, if the accommodation be twenty pounds, property to that amount at a ruinous valuation is brought home by the accommodator.