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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 -
2 incorporer
incorporer [ɛ̃kɔʀpɔʀe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = mélanger) [+ substance, aliment] to mix (à, avec with, into)2. reflexive verb* * *ɛ̃kɔʀpɔʀe2) ( faire entrer dans un ensemble) to incorporate [chapitre]3) Armée to enlist GB, to induct US [recrue]* * *ɛ̃kɔʀpɔʀe vt1) [paragraphe] to incorporate2) [territoire, immigrants] to incorporate3) [ingrédient] to incorporate4) MILITAIRE (= appeler) to recruit, to call up5) (= affecter)* * *incorporer verb table: aimer vtr1 Culin to blend (à into; dans with); incorporer les œufs au mélange blend ou fold the eggs into the mixture;2 ( faire entrer dans un ensemble) to incorporate [chapitre, article, paragraphe];[ɛ̃kɔrpɔre] verbe transitif -
3 assimiler
assimiler [asimile]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. ( = absorber) to assimilateb. ( = identifier) assimiler qn/qch à to compare sb/sth to ; ( = classer comme) to put sb/sth into the same category as2. reflexive verb► s'assimiler [aliments, personnes] to assimilate* * *asimile
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1) ( considérer équivalent)2) Droit3) ( absorber)to assimilate [population, leçon, substance]; to learn [métier]
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s'assimiler verbe pronominal1) [style, méthode] to be comparable (à to)2) [population] to become assimilated; [substances] to be assimilated* * *asimile vt1) [substance, connaissances, immigrants] to assimilate2) (= comparer)assimiler qch/qn à — to liken sth/sb to
Ils sont assimilés aux infirmières. — They are classed as nurses.
* * *assimiler verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( considérer équivalent) assimiler l'embargo à une déclaration de guerre/leur silence à un refus to consider the embargo tantamount to a declaration of war/their silence tantamount to a refusal; assimiler les travailleurs à des machines to treat workers as machines; assimiler le livre aux périodiques to make no distinction between books and periodicals;2 Jur ( considérer équivalent juridiquement) assimiler une prime à un salaire to consider a bonus equivalent to a salary; être assimilé cadre to have executive status;3 ( comparer) assimiler qch/qn à to liken sth/sb to; nous ne voulons pas être assimilés à des délinquants we don't want to be likened to delinquents;4 ( intégrer) to assimilate [minorité, communauté];6 Physiol to assimilate [aliment, substance].B s'assimiler vpr1 ( être comparable) [style, méthode] to be comparable (à to);2 ( se comparer) [personne] to compare oneself (à to);3 ( s'intégrer) [communauté, minorité] to become assimilated;4 Physiol [aliments, substances] to be assimilated.[asimile] verbe transitif[digérer] to digest————————assimiler à verbe plus préposition————————s'assimiler verbe pronominal (emploi passif)PHYSIOLOGIE to become absorbed ou metabolized[être digéré] to be assimilated ou digested————————s'assimiler à verbe pronominal plus prépositionto compare oneself to ou with -
4 insérer
insérer [ɛ̃seʀe]➭ TABLE 61. transitive verb2. reflexive verb► s'insérer ( = faire partie de)* * *ɛ̃seʀe
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verbe transitif to insert ( dans in)
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s'insérer verbe pronominal [encart, disquette] to be insertedcette mesure s'insère dans un contexte de rigueur — this measure is to be seen in the context of austerity
* * *ɛ̃seʀe vt* * *insérer verb table: céderA vtr to insert [encart, annonce, disquette, clé, aiguille] (dans in); to incorporate [sujet] (dans into); to include [œuvre, chapitre] (dans in); to integrate [personne, élément, institution] (dans into); bien inséré dans la société well integrated into society; inséré profession nellement integrated into the workforce.B s'insérer vpr1 gén [encart, disquette] to be inserted; [personne] to fit in; s'insérer dans [personne] to fit into; cette mesure s'insère dans un contexte de rigueur this measure is to be seen in the context of austerity; s'insérer entre le volant et le siège to squeeze in between the wheel and the seat;2 [muscle] to be attached (sur to).[ɛ̃sere] verbe transitif1. [ajouter - chapitre, feuille] to insertinsérer quelque chose dans/entre to insert something into/betweenfaire insérer une clause dans un contrat to have a clause added to ou put in ou inserted into a contract2. [introduire - clé, lame] to insert————————s'insérer dans verbe pronominal plus préposition1. [socialement] to become integrated intoles jeunes ont souvent du mal à s'insérer dans le monde du travail young people often find it difficult to find their place in ou to fit into a work environmentêtre bien/mal inséré dans la société to be well/poorly integrated into society2. [s'inscrire dans] to be part ofces mesures s'insèrent dans le cadre d'une politique globale these measures come within ou are part of an overall policy -
5 coordonner
coordonner [kɔɔʀdɔne]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb* * *koɔʀdɔneverbe transitif to coordinate* * *kɔɔʀdɔne vt* * *[kɔɔrdɔne] verbe transitif2. [assortir] to match
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