adj.相伴的，(尤指相关联的或有因果关系的事)同时发生的，伴随的
n.同时发生的事，伴随(或相伴)的事物

原形：concomitant复数：concomitants

The surgery was successful, but the patient experienced some concomitant complications.
手术成功了，但病人也出现了一些并发的并发症。
Her anxiety and depression are often concomitant with each other.
她的焦虑和抑郁常常相伴而生。
His insomnia and fatigue are concomitant symptoms of his chronic illness.
他的失眠和疲劳是慢性疾病并发的症状。
The economic recession and political instability are concomitant phenomena in many countries.
经济衰退和政治不稳定在许多国家是相伴随的现象。
The use of technology often brings about both benefits and concomitant challenges.
科技的使用往往带来益处的同时也伴随着挑战。
The development of new technologies is usually accompanied by concomitant changes in the job market.
新技术的发展通常伴随着就业市场的相应变化。
The rise in popularity of e-books has been concomitant with a decline in print book sales.
电子书的流行与纸质书籍销售的下降是同时发生的。
The company's expansion led to both growth and concomitant management problems.
公司的扩张带来了增长，但也带来了相应的管理问题。
Concomitant with her success as an artist, her personal life became more publicized.
随着她作为艺术家的成功，她的私生活变得越来越公开。
The increase in population density often comes with concomitant environmental issues.
人口密度的增加通常伴随着环境问题的增加。