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Meanings of combine in English

Portuguese
cartel
Catalan
cartel (economia)
Spanish
cartel
Wikidata

A group of organisations in an industry which agree on maintaining high prices and effectively killing competition.

cartel
Portuguese
combinar
Catalan
mesclar-se
Spanish
combinar
Wikidata

To mix together different elements.

Related terms
combinar
Catalan
ajuntar
Spanish
unir

To join or unite, as one thing to another, or as several particulars, so as to increase the number, augment the quantity, enlarge the magnitude, or so as to form into one aggregate; to sum up; to put together mentally, as, to add numbers; to add up a column.

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ajuntar
Portuguese
mistura
Catalan
barreja
Spanish
combinación

An occurrence that results in things being united.

mistura
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Examples for "combining"
Examples for "combining"
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Meanwhile, thousands of home workers are already combining paid work with parenting.
The Guardian
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That was until new rules made combining courses in this way impossible.
The Guardian
3
Results show that combining different methods improves prediction accuracy in most cases.
Pubmed
4
Banorte and IMSS said last week they were discussing combining their funds.
Reuters
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Methods: We used a convergent parallel design combining quantitative and qualitative methods.
Pubmed
Usage of combine in English
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Books for young children combine words with illustrations to tell a story.
From cover to cover: evaluating and reviewing children's books
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These factors all combine to create a challenging situation for the sector.
The Guardian
3
Design: A mixed-methods approach was used to combine quantitative and qualitative measures.
Pubmed
4
But it can be difficult to combine physical activity with office work.
The Irish Times
5
The left must combine principle and pragmatism, radical politics and social mobilisation.
The Guardian
6
The plant breeders can use that information to rapidly combine important traits.
Wired
7
You can combine a number of cultural references into one new thing.
The Guardian
8
Exactly how they will combine private work and royal duties remains unclear.
Reuters
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He can then perhaps combine traditional medicine and science, his father said.
The South African
10
I think she wanted to combine everything in one trip if possible.
The maverick
11
What if you could combine relevant information from thousands of third-party apps?
Wired
12
Or you could just combine water and atmospheric CO2 to create e-diesel.
The Irish Times
13
The London Stock Exchange is looking to combine with Canada's TMX Group.
Reuters
14
When you combine them you come up with a pretty good package.
Radio NZ
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A date is yet to be set for a Victorian draft combine.
News.com.au
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Add the stock and cranberry juice; stir a few times to combine.
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Common
New Zealand
Common
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Common
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