Correspond | Mean of correspond in English Dictionary

/ˌkorəˈspɑːnd/

• Verb
• to be similar or equal to something
1. In some countries, the role of president corresponds to that of prime minister.
2. the joints on a horse that correspond to the human knees
• to have a direct relationship to or with something
1. Each number corresponds to a location on the map.
2. His statements do not correspond to/with the facts. [=do not match the facts]
3. We'll revise the schedule to correspond with the school calendar.
• to write to someone or to each other
1. We haven't corresponded in years. [=we have not written letters/e-mails to each other for years]
2. She still corresponded regularly with friends she met in college.