1.授与,颁与(称号,学位等)
2.比较,对照,参看
3.商议,协商,谈判
1.to discuss something with other people in order to reach a decision
2.to give something such as authority, a legal right, or an honor to someone
1.He said he quickly conferred with one of Mr. Jackson's security guards to concoct a story to get out of giving the ride.
他说他迅速与杰克逊的一名保镖商议，编造一个不带莫瑞回去的理由。
2.They conferred in Chinese for a half hour, looking down at my passport and up at me.
他们用中文嘀咕半了小时，看了看我的护照，又抬头看了看我。
3.They have conferred on the poor, on widows and orphans, the right to have their meadows mown three days in advance of every one else.
他们给了穷人、寡妇和孤儿一种特权，使他们可以比旁人早三天割他们草场上的草料。
4.they had conferred together until the last moment , when it was necessary for the french gentlemen to be landed in their boat.
他们一直在一起谈话，直到最后一刻两个法国人要乘小船上岸时才停止。
5.On man when he came into life the Father conferred the seeds of all kinds and the germs of every way of life.
而当人诞生之时，我们的在天之父便赐予他各类种子和每一样生命的胚胎。
6.She said the doctor conferred with her about the 50-year-old pop singer's food and made sure that he ate.
医生和她讨论过已经50岁的流行天王的饮食，还要保证他吃下去。
7.The Holy Father conferred a red vestment on me to remind me to defend the Church even to the point of shedding blood.
教宗给了我红袍，提醒我为了维护教会该不惜流血。
8.He called it an unfortunate accident and said the opposition had conferred with NATO commanders on ways to prevent it from happening again.
他说，这是不幸的事件，并称反对派已经和北约指挥官针对如何防止这类事件再次发生的问题进行了磋商。
9.We need to scope out a woman belonging to its own way, frankly accept life conferred by all.
我们要在广阔的天地中走出属于女人自己的路，坦然地接受生活所赋予的一切。
10.According to the custom, hole after death, take the conferred on him for "wen" writings. finally, so later people and called him hole text.
按照这个习俗，孔圉死后，授于他的谥号为“文”，所以后来人们又称他为孔文子。