incorporate in Greek
incorporate in Greek is ενσωματώνω — incorporate means to include something as a part of a larger whole.
incorporate in Greek
ενσωματώνω
Pronounced: ensomatono
What does "incorporate" mean?
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verb To include something as a part of a larger whole.
"The new design incorporates feedback from hundreds of users."
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verb To form a business into a legally recognised company.
"The founders decided to incorporate the business in Delaware."
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incorporate in a sentence
- The new design incorporates feedback from hundreds of users.
- She incorporated a few jokes into her speech to lighten the mood.
- The founders decided to incorporate the business in Delaware.
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What is "incorporate" in Greek?
"incorporate" in Greek is ενσωματώνω. incorporate means: To include something as a part of a larger whole.
How do you pronounce ενσωματώνω?
"incorporate" in Greek is ενσωματώνω, pronounced "ensomatono".
How do you use "incorporate" in a sentence?
Example: "The new design incorporates feedback from hundreds of users." In Greek, "incorporate" is ενσωματώνω.
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