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Meanings of unite in English

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
Catalan
connectar
Spanish
unir

Be or become joined or united or linked.

connectar
Portuguese
unificar
Catalan
ajuntar
Spanish
unificar

Become one.

unificar
Synonyms
Examples for "merge"
Examples for "merge"
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Of particular interest is how to merge data from different technological platforms.
Pubmed
2
A second step would be a proposal to merge the two companies.
Reuters
3
You must use identical MyISAM tables to form a single merge table.
Mysql high availability
4
I might see how to merge subject and object: the zero experience.
Arrival (Stories of Your Life and Others)
5
GM and Fiat are in talks to merge their operations in Europe.
Reuters
1
There needs to be more courageous decisions, we need to unify efforts.
The Guardian
2
Someone with great passion and energy who can unify the United States.
Radio NZ
3
Other proposals to unify Europe's response to banking crises have hit obstacles.
Reuters
4
Mr Rabuka said the suspension was an avenue to unify the party.
Radio NZ
5
Sociology seeks out the laws and principles that unify all the rest.
Society: Its Origin and Development
Usage of unite in English
1
Mr Avnit said the attacks had helped unite Ashburton's growing multicultural community.
Radio NZ
2
It should unite all people in our country with the victims' families.
Reuters
3
In his acceptance speech the former foreign minister promised to unite Britain.
Radio NZ
4
Father, come and unite me to the Princess; she shall be mine!
The Castle of Otranto
5
I want us to unite as a family in the traditional sense.
News.com.au
6
The general and she unite in requesting me to present their respects.
The Coquette, or, The History of Eliza Wharton / A Novel: Founde...
7
And Prussia's push to unite the German peoples against France was logical.
The Beast Within
8
The North, the South, the East, and the West unite in him.
Public Speaking: Principles and Practice
9
All the wars in Europe since 1864 unite in demonstrating that necessity.
New York Times Current History: The European War, Vol 2, No. 1, ...
10
He's misrepresented them as views that divide rather than unite, he said.
Radio NZ
11
It's time to unite and bring this devastating epidemic to an end.
Ebony
12
A line of a Future King, who will unite Britannia in Light.
The grail king
13
Will Italy's numerous smaller opposition parties manage to unite against the coalition?
Radio NZ
14
A second round could see his opponents unite behind a single contender.
Reuters
15
Disgruntled smart citizens, unite: you have nothing to lose but your phones.
The Guardian
16
Social in its nature, it respects everything which tends to unite men.
Essays — Second Series
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Translations for unite
Unite through the time
Unite across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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