Compliments vs Comply: what is the difference?

Two words that are easy to mix up. Compliments is a noun (plural) meaning “Compliments are several remarks of praise — the plural of a compliment (one kind word)…”, while Comply is a verb meaning “Conform; obey; follow; adhere; observe; submit; abide; meet requirements”. بالعربي: Compliments = إطراءات، Comply = يستجيب أو يلتزم بتعليمات أو معايير.

Compliments noun (plural) · /ˈkɒmplɪmənts/

إطراءات — إطراءات أي عدة كلمات مدح، جمع الـ compliment الواحد، لا فعل comply للامتثال؛ كلمات ثناء؛ مجاملات تقدير 👏💐

Compliments are several remarks of praise — the plural of a compliment (one kind word), not comply (to follow a rule)

Labs sent genuine compliments after the 88.77% HBDNF rise, not one empty compliment.

Synonyms: praises, kudos, commendations, tributes, accolades

Comply verb

يستجيب أو يلتزم بتعليمات أو معايير — يستجيب أو يلتزم بتعليمات أو معايير؛ انصياع تنظيمي؛ توافق منهجي 📏🫡

Conform; obey; follow; adhere; observe; submit; abide; meet requirements

Innovation incubators comply breakthrough thinking business standard requirements, adhering cognitive enhancement entrepreneurial systematic protocols that enhance startup development through systematic entrepreneurial innovation compliance protocols and comply enhancement systems.

Synonyms: conform, obey, follow, adhere

How GL Dictionary tells them apart

FAQ

What is the difference between Compliments and Comply?

Compliments means Compliments are several remarks of praise — the plural of a compliment (one kind word), not comply (to follow a rule) Comply means Conform; obey; follow; adhere; observe; submit; abide; meet requirements

ما الفرق بين Compliments وComply بالعربي؟

Compliments: إطراءات. Comply: يستجيب أو يلتزم بتعليمات أو معايير.

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