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1 combine
1. Ioil and water do not combine вода и жир не соединяются /не смешиваются/2. IIcombine in some manner lightning effects that combine well световые эффекты, которые хорошо сочетаются3. IIIcombine smth. combine facts (circumstances, incidents, evidence, words, etc.) соединять /группировать, комбинировать/ факты и т. д.; combine two classes (two electoral lists, two firms, etc.) объединять /соединять/ два класса и т. д.; he combined the gifts of playwright and director он сочетал /соединял/ в себе талант драматурга и режиссера; combine forces /smb.'s efforts/ объединять усилия4. IVcombine smth. in some manner combine smth. skilfully (wisely, subtly, etc.) умело и т. д. объединять что-л.5. VIIcombine smth. to do smth. combine forces to defeat the enemy (several fields to form a park, etc.) объединять силы, чтобы нанести противнику поражение и т. д.6. XIbe combined the two businesses /these firms/ (these newspapers, etc.) have been combined эти две фирмы и т. д. слились /объединились в одну/; be combined against smb., smth. everything is combined against me (against our plans, etc.) все против меня и т. д.7. XIIIcombine to do smth. combine to oppose the change (to form the new product, to spoil the impression, etc.) соединяться /объединяться/, чтобы противостоять изменениям и т.д., hydrogen and oxygen combine to form water водород и кислород соединяются и образуют воду; the charming scenery and the hot spring baths combine to make the traveller's stay there most enjoyable соединение прекрасной природы с ваннами из горячих источников делает пребывание путешественников там весьма приятным; everything combined to give me this impression все сложилось так, чтобы у меня создалось /возникло/ такое впечатление8. XVIcombine against smb. everything combined against him все сложилось /было/ против него; the two countries combined [together] against their enemy эти две страны объединялись против общего врага; combine with smth., smb. combine well with the acid (with the alkali, with oxygen, etc.) хорошо соединяться с кислотой и т. д.; combine with the majority объединяться с большинством, присоединяться к большинству9. XXI1combine smth. with smth. combine theory with practice wisely (work with pleasure, intelligence with good manners, strength of body with strength of mind, good taste with real skill, etc.) мудро соединять /сочетать/ теорию с практикой и т. д;; some films happily combine education with recreation в некоторых фильмах удачно сочетаются воспитательные и развлекательные аспекты; he combines the office of head of a college with that of a professor он совмещает /одновременно занимает/ должность главы /ректора/ колледжа и профессора; combine smth. into smth. combine the factions into a party объединить фракции в единую партию -
2 combine
1. transitive verb 2. intransitive verb1) (join together) [Stoffe:] sich verbinden2) (cooperate) zusammenwirken; [Parteien:] sich zusammentun3. noun1) (Commerc.) Konzern, der2) (machine)combine [harvester] — Mähdrescher, der; Kombine, die
* * *1. verb(to join together in one whole; to unite: They combined (forces) to fight the enemy; The chemist combined calcium and carbon.) verbinden2. noun(an association of trading companies: a large manufacturing combine.) die Verbindung- academic.ru/14387/combination">combination- combine harvester* * *com·bine[kəmˈbaɪn]I. vt\combine all the ingredients in a large pot... geben Sie alle Zutaten in einen großen Topf...to \combine business with pleasure das Angenehme mit dem Nützlichen verbindento \combine forces against sb/sth alle Kräfte gegen jdn/etw sammeln [o vereinigenII. vioil and water don't \combine Wasser und Öl lassen sich nicht vermischen2. (add up) zusammenwirkeneverything \combined to give me the illusion that she loved me alles sprach einfach dafür, dass sie mich liebte3. (work together)* * *[kəm'baɪn]1. vtkombinieren, verbindencouldn't we combine the two suggestions? — lassen sich die beiden Vorschläge nicht kombinieren or miteinander verbinden?
2. visich zusammenschließen; (CHEM) sich verbindento combine against sb — sich gegen jdn verschwören ['kɒmbaɪn]
3. n* * *combine [kəmˈbaın]A v/tcombine business with pleasure das Nützliche mit dem Angenehmen verbinden;combine forces die Kräfte vereinigen2. in sich vereinigen, Eigenschaften etc gleichzeitig besitzenB v/i2. sich zusammenschließen, sich verbünden3. zusammenwirken:everything combined against him alles verschwor sich gegen ihn4. eine Einheit bildenC s [ˈkɒmbaın; US ˈkɑm-]1. Verbindung f, Vereinigung f2. a) politische oder wirtschaftliche Interessengemeinschaftb) WIRTSCH Verband mc) Konzern md) Kartell n:combine price Verbandspreis m4. KUNST Bildobjekt ncomb. abk1. combination2. combine3. combustion* * *1. transitive verb1) (join together) kombinieren; zusammenfügen ( into zu)2) (possess together) vereinigen; in sich (Dat.) vereinigen [Eigenschaften]2. intransitive verb1) (join together) [Stoffe:] sich verbinden2) (cooperate) zusammenwirken; [Parteien:] sich zusammentun3. noun1) (Commerc.) Konzern, der2) (machine)combine [harvester] — Mähdrescher, der; Kombine, die
* * *n.Konzern -e m. v.kombinieren v.verbinden v.vereinen v.verknüpfen v. -
3 combine
1. verb(to join together in one whole; to unite: They combined (forces) to fight the enemy; The chemist combined calcium and carbon.) slå sammen, kombinere, forene (seg)2. noun(an association of trading companies: a large manufacturing combine.) sammenslutning- combine harvesterforbindeIsubst. \/ˈkɒmbaɪn\/1) sammenslutning, konsern2) (amer.) konsortium, syndikat, trust3) ( landbruk, forkortelse for combine harvester)skurtreskerIIverb \/kəmˈbaɪn\/forbinde, danne forbindelse, forene(s), forene seg, slutte (seg) sammen, kombinerecombine business with pleasure kombinere det nyttige med det behageligecombine with ( kjemi) gå i forbindelse med, inngå forbindelse medeverything combined against him alt gikk ham imot
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