coexist

UK:  [.kəʊɪɡ'zɪst]

US:  [.koʊɪɡ'zɪst]

过去分词：coexisted  现在分词：coexisting  第三人称单数：coexists  

v.

1.(在同地)同时存在,同在,共存

2.共处

1 . This makes it possible to have two or more operating systems coexist on the same hard disk drive, each one living in its own partition(s).
这使得同一个硬盘上可能拥有两个或两个以上的操作系统，且每个都在它自己的分区里。

2 . Yet the readiness to coexist on both sides may be stronger than is often realised.
不过双方和平共处的意愿可能比通常想象的更强烈。

3 . The two businesses 'will coexist and will have different objectives, different ways to be judged, ' he said.
他说，二者会共存，会有不同的目标、不同的评定方式。

4 . However, depending upon the size of your environment this may not be possible, and you may be forced to coexist in a mixed environment.
但是依据环境的大小，这是不可能的，而且被迫共存于混合环境中。

5 . Trying to coexist with a mother-in-law who was staying with us and was also devastated by her son's illness was adding to the stress.
和一位和和我们一起，由于她儿子的疾病感到哀恸的丈母娘住在一块让我的精神压力更大。