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1 intégrer
intégrer [ɛ̃tegʀe]➭ TABLE 61. transitive verba. to integrate (à, dans into)b. ( = entrer dans) [+ entreprise, club] to join2. reflexive verb• cette maison s'intègre mal dans le paysage this house doesn't really fit into the surrounding countryside* * *ɛ̃tegʀe
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1) ( insérer) to insert (à, dans into)une architecture bien intégrée dans l'environnement — architecture which blends with the surroundings
2) ( assimiler) to integrate [communauté, population] (à, dans into)3) (colloq) ( entrer dans)
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s'intégrer verbe pronominal1) [population] to integrate (à, dans with)2) [immeuble] to fit in (à, dans with)* * *ɛ̃teɡʀe vt1) [élément]intégrer qch à; intégrer qch dans — to integrate sth into
2) [principes, concept] to integrate3) [école, institution] to enter, to get into, [entreprise] to join* * *intégrer verb table: céderA vtr1 ( insérer) to insert, to include [chapitres, articles] (à, dans into);2 ( assimiler) to integrate [communauté, population] (à, dans into); une architecture bien intégrée dans l'environnement a piece of architecture which fits in well with its environment;3 ○( entrer dans) après sa formation, il a intégré la garde présidentielle after his training, he joined the presidential guard; il vient d'intégrer Harvard he has just got into Harvard;4 ( inclure) [solution, budget] to include [mesure, dépenses];5 Math to integrate [fonction].B s'intégrer vpr1 [population, communauté] to integrate (à, dans with);2 [architecture, immeuble] to fit in (à, dans with).[ɛ̃tegre] verbe transitifintégrer quelque chose à ou dans un ensemble to integrate ou to incorporate something into a whole————————[ɛ̃tegre] verbe intransitif————————s'intégrer verbe pronominal intransitif1. [élément d'un kit] to fit2. [personne] to become integrated ou assimilated
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