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"Conform" is an intransitive verb which is often translated as "ajustarse", and "in order for" is a phrase which is often translated as "para que". Learn more about the difference between "conform" and "in order for" below.
conform(
kuhn
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form
)An intransitive verb is one that does not require a direct object (e.g., The man sneezed.).
1. (to accord)
a. ajustarse
Schoenberg's music did not conform to the generally accepted rules of composition.La música de Schoenberg no se ajustaba a las reglas establecidas de la composición.
b. amoldarse
I go to the gym because I want to, not to impress or conform with anyone else.Voy al gimnasio porque quiero, no para causar buena impresión o amoldarme a lo que hacen otros.
c. adaptarse
The new member of the team didn't conform to our way of working.El nuevo miembro del equipo no se adaptaba a nuestro estilo de trabajo.
a. ser conformista
He was faced with the dilemma of struggling for his ideals or conforming.Estaba frente al dilema de luchar por sus ideales o ser conformista.
a. cumplir con
Britain is being pressured to conform with EU legislation.Gran Bretaña se ve presionada para cumplir con la legislación de la UE.
in order for(
ihn
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duhr
for
)A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
1. (general)
a. para que
In order for the arrangement to work, a great degree of trust is required from both sides.Para que funcione el acuerdo, se necesita un gran nivel de confianza entre ambas partes.
b. a fin de que
In order for there to be no misunderstanding, this session will be recorded.A fin de que no haya ninguna confusión, esta sesión se grabará.
