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1 combinare
combine( organizzare) arrangecombinare un guaio make a messoggi ho combinato poco I got very little done today* * *combinare v.tr.1 to combine; to reconcile, to put* together; ( colori) to match (up): vorrei poter sempre combinare lavoro e piacere, I wish I could always combine work with pleasure2 ( concludere) to conclude, to settle, to fix up; to arrange: combinare un affare, to conclude a transaction; (fam.) to clinch a deal; combinare un matrimonio, to arrange (o to bring about) a marriage3 ( progettare) to plan, to organize, to arrange: combinare un viaggio in Spagna, to plan a trip to Spain4 ( fare) to do*; to make*; (fam.) to be up to, to get* up to: cosa stai combinando?, what are you up to? (o what are you doing?) // combinare dei guai, to get into trouble // combinarne di tutti i colori, to get up to all kinds of mischief5 (chim.) to combine◆ v. intr. ( andare d'accordo) to agree; ( di colori) to match: le sue idee non combinano con le mie, his ideas do not agree with mine.◘ combinarsi v.rifl. o intr.pron.1 ( accordarsi) to agree, to come* to an agreement, to settle: non ci siamo combinati nel prezzo, we didn't agree (o settle) on the price // tariffa combinata, combined rate2 (fam.) ( conciarsi) to get* oneself up: ma come ti sei combinato?, why have you got yourself up like that?3 ( di colori) to match, to go* (with)5 (non com.) ( capitare) to happen: si combinò che io uscivo mentre egli entrava, I just happened to be going out while he was coming in.* * *[kombi'nare]1. vt1) (mettere insieme) to combine2) (organizzare: incontro) to arrange, (concludere: affare) to conclude2. vicombinare (con) — to correspond (with)3. vr (combinarsi)(
fam : conciarsi) ma come ti sei combinato? — what on earth have you got on?, what on earth have you done to yourself?4. vip (combinarsi)Chim to combine* * *[kombi'nare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (armonizzare) to combine, to mix, to match [colori, stili]; to mix [ metodi]; to reconcile [ opinioni]3) (concertare) to plan [ viaggio]; to arrange [ matrimonio]combinare un affare — to make o strike a deal
4) colloq. (fare)sta combinando qualche guaio — he's up to no good o to his tricks o to something
5) chim. to combine2.verbo pronominale combinarsi1) (armonizzarsi) to go* together2) (conciarsi) to get* oneself up3) chim. to combine* * *combinare/kombi'nare/ [1]1 (armonizzare) to combine, to mix, to match [colori, stili]; to mix [ metodi]; to reconcile [ opinioni]2 (fissare) to arrange [ incontro]; abbiamo combinato di vederci questa sera we've arranged to meet tonight3 (concertare) to plan [ viaggio]; to arrange [ matrimonio]; combinare un affare to make o strike a deal4 colloq. (fare) combinare un pasticcio to make a mess; non so che cosa sta combinando I don't know what he's up to; cosa stai combinando? what are you doing? sta combinando qualche guaio he's up to no good o to his tricks o to something; non stiamo combinando nulla we're getting nowhere fast; non riesco a combinare niente I can't get anything done5 chim. to combineII combinarsi verbo pronominale1 (armonizzarsi) to go* together; - rsi bene con to combine well with2 (conciarsi) to get* oneself up3 chim. to combine. -
2 conglobare
conglobare v.tr.2 (econ.) to consolidate; to incorporate; to combine: conglobare le indennità nel salario, to combine the allowances into one's wages.* * *[konglo'bare]verbo transitivo (riunire insieme) to combine, to conglobate* * *conglobare/konglo'bare/ [1](riunire insieme) to combine, to conglobate. -
3 raggruppare
raggruppare v.tr.1 to group (together), to assemble: raggruppare i ragazzi in base all'età, to group the children (together) according to age; la folla era raggruppata sotto il palco, the crowd was gathered (o assembled) at the foot of the stage2 (inform.) to pool.◘ raggrupparsi v.intr.pron. to group, to assemble, to collect, to gather, to cluster: molta gente si raggruppò intorno a lui, many people assembled (o gathered o collected) round him.* * *[raɡɡrup'pare]1. vt(in un unico gruppo) to group (together), (in molti gruppi) to organize into groups2. vr (raggrupparsi)(in un unico gruppo) to group (together), (in molti gruppi) to form into groups* * *[raggrup'pare] 1.verbo transitivo (mettere insieme) to group (together) (in into) [oggetti, persone, parole, territori]2.verbo pronominale raggrupparsi [ persone] to group (together), to gather, to cluster; [ imprese] to group (together), to combine, to merge* * *raggruppare/raggrup'pare/ [1](mettere insieme) to group (together) (in into) [oggetti, persone, parole, territori]II raggrupparsi verbo pronominale -
4 associare
take into partnershipfig associare qualcuno a qualcosa associate s.o. with something* * *associare v.tr.1 ( correlare) to associate; to combine; to join: associare idee, concetti, to associate (o to connect o to put together) ideas, concepts; associare un'idea a un fatto, to associate an idea with a fact2 ( prendere come socio) to take* into partnership; (dir.) to incorporate: associò il figlio all'azienda, he has taken his son into partnership4 ( condurre) to take* (s.o.) to: associare qlcu. al carcere regionale, to take s.o. to the regional prison.◘ associarsi v.rifl.1 ( essere solidale) to join, to support: mi associo a loro nel ringraziarti, I join (with) them in thanking you; associare contro qlcu., to join forces against s.o.; associare a una decisione, to support a decision; associare al lutto, to sympathize with s.o.'s (o in one's) bereavement; si associarono nell'impresa, they supported the enterprise2 ( divenire membro) to become* a member (of sthg.); ( abbonarsi) to subscribe: associare a un giornale, to subscribe to a newspaper; associare a un circolo, to become a member of (o to join) a club3 (comm.) to affiliate; to incorporate; to enter into partnership (with s.o.), to partner.* * *[asso'tʃare]1. vt1)(idee, parole, fatti)
associare (a) — to associate (with)2)associare qn a — (ad un circolo) to make sb a member of, (ad una ditta) to take sb into partnership in
2. vr (associarsi)1)associarsi con qn — (in una ditta) to enter into partnership with sb
2)associarsi a — (circolo) to join, become a member of, (dolori, gioie, lutto) to share in
* * *[asso'tʃare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (ammettere come socio) to affiliate [ persona] (a to, with)2) (riunire) to bring* togetherassociare i capitali — to pool o incorporate capital
3) (mettere in relazione) to associate, to connect (a with)2.verbo pronominale associarsi1) (unirsi in società) [persone, società] to go* into partnership, to link up, to team up (a, con with)- rsi a — to join [società, circolo]
2) fig. (condividere)- rsi a — to share in [decisione, idea]
* * *associare/asso't∫are/ [1]1 (ammettere come socio) to affiliate [ persona] (a to, with)3 (mettere in relazione) to associate, to connect (a with)II associarsi verbo pronominale1 (unirsi in società) [persone, società] to go* into partnership, to link up, to team up (a, con with); - rsi a to join [società, circolo] -
5 fondere
"to cast, to melt;Giessen;fundir"* * *1. v/t ( liquefare) meltmetallurgy smeltcolori blend2. v/i melt* * *fondere v.tr.1 ( liquefare) to melt, to fuse; ( per separare un metallo da scorie) to smelt: il sole fuse la neve, the sun melted the snow; fondere oggetti d'oro, to melt gold articles (down) // (aut.): fondere i cuscinetti, le bronzine, to burn out the bearings; ho fuso ( il motore), while I was driving the engine seized up // quattro ore di studio mi hanno completamente fuso ( il cervello), (fig. fam.) after four hours' study, my brain has seized up2 ( fondere in forma) to cast*, to mould3 ( unire) to blend, to merge (anche fig.): pensarono di fondere la loro organizzazione con la nostra, they thought of merging their organization with ours; fondere due colori, to blend two colours; fondere due società, due banche, to merge (o amalgamate o consolidate) two companies, two banks◆ v. intr. to melt: il ghiaccio fonde a 0 ˚C, ice melts at 0 ˚C.◆ v.rifl. o rifl.rec. ( unirsi) to blend, to merge: i due partiti si sono fusi, the two parties merged.* * *1. ['fondere]vb irreg vt1) (gen) to melt, (metallo) to fuse, melt, (fig : colori) to blend, merge, (enti, classi) Inform to merge2) (statua, campana) to cast2. vimi fonde il cervello fig — I can't think straight any more, my brain has seized up
3. vr (fondersi)(uso reciproco: unirsi: correnti, enti) to merge, unite4. vip (fondersi)(sciogliersi) to melt* * *['fondere] 1.verbo transitivo1) (liquefare) to cast*, to found, to fuse [ metallo]3) (unificare) to join, to merge, to amalgamate [partiti, scuole, stili]; to blend [qualità, idee]4) aut. to burn* out [ motore]2. 3.verbo pronominale fondersi1) (liquefarsi) [neve, burro] to melt; [ metallo] to fuse2) (unirsi) [compagnia, partito, scuola] to amalgamate; [colori, gusti, stili] to blend, to merge (together); [immagini, idee] to fuse (together); [istituzioni, società] to combine, to merge (together)* * *fondere/'fondere/ [51]1 (liquefare) to cast*, to found, to fuse [ metallo]3 (unificare) to join, to merge, to amalgamate [partiti, scuole, stili]; to blend [qualità, idee]4 aut. to burn* out [ motore]III fondersi verbo pronominale1 (liquefarsi) [neve, burro] to melt; [ metallo] to fuse2 (unirsi) [compagnia, partito, scuola] to amalgamate; [colori, gusti, stili] to blend, to merge (together); [immagini, idee] to fuse (together); [istituzioni, società] to combine, to merge (together). -
6 integrare
integrate( aumentare) supplement* * *integrare v.tr.1 (completare; arrotondare) to supplement; (unificare) to integrate, to combine: integrare un testo con note esplicative, to supplement a text with explanatory notes; integrare lo stipendio con gli straordinari, to supplement one's salary by working overtime; integrare il capitale con nuovi apporti, to increase (o improve) capital with new contributions; integrare elementi diversi, to combine (o integrate) different elements // (dir.) questo fatto non integra un reato, this fact doesn't amount to a crime2 (inserire) to integrate: integrare qlcu. in un ambiente nuovo, to integrate s.o. into a new environment3 (mat.) to integrate.◘ integrarsi v.rifl. to integrate (in sthg.): non sarà facile integrare in quel paese, it won't be easy to integrate in that country◆ v.rifl.rec. (completarsi) to complement each other.* * *[inte'ɡrare]1. vt1) (completare) to complete, (personale) to bring up to strength, (stipendio, dieta ecc) to supplementintegra il proprio stipendio dando lezioni private — he supplements his income by giving private lessons
2) Sociol, Mat to integrate2. vip (integrarsi)Sociol to become integrated* * *[inte'grare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (completare) to insert [capitoli, articoli]; to complete [ testo]; to supplement [personale, dieta]; to round out [numero, gamma]integrare qcs. con qcs. — to complement sth. with sth
2) (assimilare) to integrate [comunità, popolazione]3) mat. to integrate2.verbo pronominale integrarsi1) (inserirsi) to integrate, to be* integrated2) (completarsi) to complement each other* * *integrare/inte'grare/ [1]1 (completare) to insert [capitoli, articoli]; to complete [ testo]; to supplement [personale, dieta]; to round out [numero, gamma]; integrare qcs. con qcs. to complement sth. with sth.2 (assimilare) to integrate [comunità, popolazione]3 mat. to integrateII integrarsi verbo pronominale1 (inserirsi) to integrate, to be* integrated2 (completarsi) to complement each other. -
7 combinare
[kombi'nare]1. vt1) (mettere insieme) to combine2) (organizzare: incontro) to arrange, (concludere: affare) to conclude2. vicombinare (con) — to correspond (with)3. vr (combinarsi)(
fam : conciarsi) ma come ti sei combinato? — what on earth have you got on?, what on earth have you done to yourself?4. vip (combinarsi)Chim to combine -
8 incorporare
incorporate* * *incorporare v.tr.1 (amalgamare) to incorporate: incorporare la farina con l'acqua, to mix flour with water; incorporare vecchie leggi nel nuovo codice, to incorporate old laws into the new code2 (econ.) to incorporate, to merge, to take* over (sthg.), to amalgamate: incorporare un'azienda, to take over (o to incorporate) a firm3 (paesi, territori) to annex, to absorb.◘ incorporarsi v.rifl.rec. (fondersi) to merge, to incorporate, to combine: le due società si sono incorporate, the two companies have merged; le due banche si sono incorporate, the two banks have combined.* * *[inkorpo'rare]verbo transitivo1) gastr. to mix (in), to whip (in), to work in [farina, zucchero]2) (assorbire) to incorporate, to integrate, to merge [ compagnia]* * *incorporare/inkorpo'rare/ [1]1 gastr. to mix (in), to whip (in), to work in [farina, zucchero]2 (assorbire) to incorporate, to integrate, to merge [ compagnia]. -
9 fold
To combine a light mixture like beaten egg whites with a much heavier mixture like whipped cream. In a large bowl, place the lighter mixture on top of the heavier one. Starting at the back of the bowl, using the edge of a rubber spatula, cut down through the middle of both mixtures, across the bottom of the bowl and up the near side. Rotate the bowl a quarter turn and repeat. This process gently combines the two mixtures.To incorporate a delicate substance, such as whipped cream or beaten egg whites, into another substance without releasing air bubbles. Cut down through mixture with spoon, whisk, or fork; go across bottom of bowl, up and over, close to surface. The process is repeated, while slowing rotating the bowl, until the ingredients are thoroughly blended. -
10 combinare
tr [CHIM] (due sostanze)to combine, to bind, to mix, to join, to unite into a chemical compound
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