integrate

integrate
'intiɡreit
verb
(to (cause to) mix freely with other groups in society etc: The immigrants are not finding it easy to integrate into the life of our cities.) integrar(se)
integrate
tr['ɪntɪgreɪt]
transitive verb
1 integrar (into/with, en), incorporar (into/with, a)
■ they've integrated computer technology into the school curriculum han incorporado informática al plan de estudios del centro
■ we should integrate all ethnic minorities into society deberíamos integrar a todas las minorías étnicas en la sociedad
2 SMALLMATHEMATICS/SMALL integrar
intransitive verb
1 integrarse (into/with, en), incorporarse (into/with, a)
■ some immigrants integrate very quickly into the community algunos inmigrantes se integran con gran rapidez en la comunidad
integrate ['ɪntə.greɪt] v, -grated ; -grating vt
1) unite: integrar, unir
2) desegregate: eliminar la segregación de
integrate vi
: integrarse
integrate
v.
• integrar v.
'ɪntəgreɪt, 'ɪntɪgreɪt
1.
transitive verb (combine) integrar

to integrate somebody/something INTO something: the new buildings have been successfully integrated with the old se ha logrado integrar con éxito los nuevos edificios con los antiguos; to integrate the handicapped into the community — hacer* que los minusválidos se integren en la sociedad


2.
vi \<\<parts/unit\>\> integrarse, combinarse (para formar un todo); \<\<immigrants/minorities\>\> integrarse

to integrate INTO/WITH something — integrarse en/con algo

['ɪntɪɡreɪt]
1.
VT integrar (also Math)

to integrate aid with long-term development — integrar la ayuda con el desarrollo a largo plazo

to integrate a new pupil into the class — integrar a un nuevo alumno en la clase

2.
VI integrarse (into en)
* * *
['ɪntəgreɪt, 'ɪntɪgreɪt]
1.
transitive verb (combine) integrar

to integrate somebody/something INTO something: the new buildings have been successfully integrated with the old se ha logrado integrar con éxito los nuevos edificios con los antiguos; to integrate the handicapped into the community — hacer* que los minusválidos se integren en la sociedad


2.
vi \<\<parts/unit\>\> integrarse, combinarse (para formar un todo); \<\<immigrants/minorities\>\> integrarse

to integrate INTO/WITH something — integrarse en/con algo


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