integrate in Greek
integrate in Greek is εντάσσω — integrate means to combine separate parts so they work together as one system.
integrate in Greek
εντάσσω
Pronounced: edasso
(transitive) To include as a constituent part or functionality.
What does "integrate" mean?
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verb To combine separate parts so they work together as one system.
"The new software integrates smoothly with our existing tools."
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verb To bring people of different groups together as equals in a shared community or institution.
"The school worked hard to integrate students from all backgrounds."
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integrate in a sentence
- The new software integrates smoothly with our existing tools.
- They integrated the two departments into a single team.
- The school worked hard to integrate students from all backgrounds.
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What is "integrate" in Greek?
"integrate" in Greek is εντάσσω. integrate means: To combine separate parts so they work together as one system.
How do you pronounce εντάσσω?
"integrate" in Greek is εντάσσω, pronounced "edasso".
How do you use "integrate" in a sentence?
Example: "The new software integrates smoothly with our existing tools." In Greek, "integrate" is εντάσσω.
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