transcription, транскрипция: [ koʊhɪərənt ]
1.
If something is coherent , it is well planned, so that it is clear and sensible and all its parts go well with each other.
He has failed to work out a coherent strategy for modernising the service...
The President’s policy is perfectly coherent.
≠ muddled
ADJ
• co‧her‧ence
The campaign was widely criticised for making tactical mistakes and for a lack of coherence.
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2.
If someone is coherent , they express their thoughts in a clear and calm way, so that other people can understand what they are saying.
He’s so calm when he answers questions in interviews. I wish I could be that coherent.
≠ incoherent
ADJ : v-link ADJ
• co‧her‧ence
She lost consciousness and when she came round she still lacked coherence and focus.
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