consorted

consorted 的音标是[kənˈsə:st]，基本翻译是“聚会，交往，联结”，速记技巧是“空（con）舍（s）特（s）”。

Consortium这个词源于拉丁语，意为“一组人或物”，其变化形式包括Consortium（原形）、Consolidate（使联合）、Consult（咨询）、Consort（配偶）、Consonant（辅音的）、Consolidated（联合的）、Consolidation（联合）、Consul（领事）、Consolation（安慰）以及Consonance（谐音）。

相关单词有：

1. Consortium：这个词通常用来指代企业、组织或个人组成的联盟或合作团体。

2. Consolidate：这个词表示将两个或多个事物合并为一个整体，通常用于描述组织或资产等的整合。

3. Consult：这个词表示咨询、商议或请教，在商务、政治、医疗等领域中经常使用。

4. Consul：这个词在历史上曾指派驻他国的外交使节，现在则更多用于表示领事，即代表国家在他国进行外交活动。

以上这些单词都与consortium有着密切的联系，它们在不同的语境中有着不同的含义和用法，但都与联合、合作、整合等概念有关。

常用短语：

1. consorted with 与...结盟

2. consort together 聚会

3. consort with sb. 与某人厮混

4. consort sb. with sb. 与某人厮混在一起

5. consort with the enemy 与敌人厮混

6. consort with sb. for a time 与某人相处一段时间

7. consort sb. into one"s heart 与某人成为知己

例句：

1. They consorted with each other in order to achieve their goals.

为了达成目标，他们结盟合作。

2. The couple consorted with their friends at the party.

这对夫妇在聚会上与朋友们聚会。

3. She consorted with criminals and became a drug addict.

她与罪犯厮混，最终沦为瘾君子。

4. They were both happy to consort with each other for a time.

他们在一起相处一段时间，彼此都很开心。

5. He was forced to consort with the enemy in order to save his own life.

为了保命，他不得不与敌人结盟。

6. She was a charming and attractive woman who could easily consort with the rich and famous.

她是一个有魅力的女人，很容易与富人和名人结识。

7. They were both sad to see each other go, but they knew they would consort again soon enough.

他们虽然舍不得分别，但知道很快就会再次相见。

英文小作文：

标题：Consortship and Friendship

Consortship and friendship are two different but interrelated concepts that we encounter in our lives. While one is about romantic relationships, the other is about companionship and mutual respect. However, sometimes these two relationships overlap, making it difficult to distinguish between them.

In my opinion, there are certain differences between consortship and friendship that help us understand their differences and similarities. Firstly, while friendship is based on mutual respect and understanding, consortship is often based on romantic interests and desires for companionship. Secondly, while friendship is usually based on trust and open communication, consortship may involve secrets and hidden agendas that can sometimes damage the relationship.

However, it is important to remember that both relationships are valuable and enrich our lives in different ways. We should be mindful of the differences between them and use them to our advantage when needed. In conclusion, we should cherish both our friendships and our romantic relationships, understanding that they are different but not mutually exclusive.