Pairs with: (phrasal verb)
1. To combine or match with another thing or person, either by complementing or enhancing each other, or by being suitable, harmonious, or congruent in some way.
Example: "This red wine pairs perfectly with the steak. Their flavors complement each other, creating a delightful culinary experience."
2. To associate or connect one thing with another, either by similarity, familiarity, or compatibility.
Example: "The color blue often pairs with feelings of calmness and tranquility."
3. In the context of relationships, to form a romantic or compatible couple. Often used to describe two people who are well-suited for each other.
Example: "Jake and Emma have always had a strong bond and shared goals—everyone knew they were destined to pair with each other."
4. In technology, to connect or link two devices or systems so that they can work together or communicate with each other effectively.
Example: "The app automatically pairs with your fitness tracker, allowing you to view and track your physical activity on your smartphone."
5. In music, to combine two different audio tracks or musical instruments to create a harmonious or melodic sound.
Example: "The guitarist skillfully pairs with the drummer, resulting in a catchy and rhythmically sound composition."
