to speak in unison; different mouths speaking the same words, meaning that everyone's opinion or statement is completely consistent

(idiom) to act in unison; specifically refers to people of similar character, interests, or tastes being naturally drawn together and supporting one another; see also [[同气相求|同氣相求|tong2 qi4 xiang1 qiu2]]

(idiom) with one voice; everyone saying the same thing or having the same opinion

The act or process of translating speech into another language concurrently with the speaker, typically using electronic equipment at conferences

to act in unison or respond to one another due to shared views or nature; similar voices echo each other

Literally meaning that similar sounds resonate together and similar smells attract each other; used to describe how people with similar interests or characters are naturally drawn to one another, gravitate together, and support each other.

A form of translation where the interpreter translates the speaker's words in real time without interruption; also known as [[同传|同傳|tong2 chuan2]] or [[同声传译|同聲傳譯|tong2 sheng1 chuan2 yi4]].

to share the same feeling of grief with others; to weep together in sympathy.