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    according

    • IPA[əˈkɔːdɪŋ]

    英式

    • adv.
      as stated by or in；in a manner corresponding or conforming to
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    • 1. as stated by or in the outlook for investors is not bright, according to financial experts
    • ▪ in a manner corresponding or conforming to cook the rice according to the instructions
    • ▪ in proportion or relation to salary will be fixed according to experience
    • 2. formal depending on whether the distribution of his property differed widely according as it was real or personal estate

    accord

    • v.
      give or grant someone (power, status, or recognition): the powers accorded to the head of state the national assembly accorded the General more power
    • n.
      an official agreement or treaty: opposition groups refused to sign the accord a peace accord

    Oxford American Dictionary

    accord

    • v.
      give or grant someone (power, status, or recognition): the powers accorded to the head of state the national assembly accorded the General more power
    • n.
      an official agreement or treaty: opposition groups refused to sign the accord a peace accord

    Oxford Dictionary

    according to Hoyle

    • ph.
      according to plan or the rules

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    according to Hoyle

    • ph.
      according to plan or the rules

    Oxford American Dictionary

    go according to plan

    • ph.
      happen as one arranged or intended

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    go according to plan

    • ph.
      happen as one arranged or intended

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    on (or according to) schedule

    • ph.
      on time; as planned or expected

    Oxford American Dictionary

    cut your coat according to your cloth

    • ph.
      undertake only what you have the money or ability to do and no more

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    according

    • IPA[əˈkôrdiNG]

    美式

    • adv.
      as stated by or in: the outlook for investors is not bright, according to financial experts

    Oxford American Dictionary