好词典
consort
UK //ˈkɒnsɔːt//US //ˈkɑːnsɔːrt//
词源
源自拉丁语 'consors'，意为‘分享者’或‘伙伴’，由 'con-'（一起）和 'sors'（命运或份额）组成。
noun
❶ 指君主的配偶，如国王或女王的丈夫或妻子。通常用于正式场合或历史语境中。
“The queen's consort attended the ceremony with her.”
（女王的配偶陪同她出席了仪式。）
“Prince Philip was the consort of Queen Elizabeth II.”
（菲利普亲王是伊丽莎白二世的配偶。）
❶ 指一群人或事物，通常用于描述一组相似或相关的事物。
“A consort of musicians performed at the festival.”
（一群音乐家在节日上表演。）
“The ship was accompanied by a consort of smaller boats.”
（这艘船由一群小船伴随。）
同义词:spouse, partner, companion, mate, associate
verb
❶ 指与某人或某事物经常在一起或保持联系，通常带有贬义或暗示不合适的关联。
“He was accused of consorting with criminals.”
（他被指控与罪犯有来往。）
“She refused to consort with people who had bad reputations.”
（她拒绝与名声不好的人来往。）
同义词:associate, mingle, fraternize, mix, keep company
常见短语
in consort with — 表示与某人或某事物一起行动或合作，通常用于正式或书面语境。
“The organization worked in consort with local authorities to improve the community.”
（该组织与地方当局合作以改善社区。）