integrate
From Latin 'integratus', the past participle of 'integrāre' which means 'to make whole'.
VERB
(1)
[/ˈɪn.tɪ.ɡreɪt/en-US]
To combine two or more things in such a way that they work together effectively as a whole, or to become an accepted member of a group or society.
regular
| past_participle | present_participle | simple_past | simple_present |
|---|---|---|---|
| integrated | integrating | integrated | integrates |
- The company plans to integrate the new software with their existing systems. — To combine the software with current systems.
- It can take time for immigrants to fully integrate into a new culture. — To become an accepted part of the new culture.
register: formal
NOUN
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[/ˌɪn.tɪ.ɡreɪt/en-US]
integración
literal
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unificación
synonym
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combinación
synonym
/
concepto de integración
untranslatable
(The noun form 'integration' does not have an exact single-word equivalent in SPANISH; it refers to the act or process.)
Antonyms
segregation
The act or process of combining things or people to form a unified whole, or the state of being combined; unification. (Note: The standard noun form in English is 'integration'.)
regular
| plural |
|---|
| integrations |