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integrate ['ɪntɪgreɪt]∎ the two systems have been integrated on a combiné les deux systèmes(b) (include in a larger unit) intégrer;∎ to integrate sb in a group intégrer qn dans un groupe;∎ his brief was to integrate the new building into the historic old quarter il avait pour mission de concevoir un bâtiment qui soit en harmonie avec la vieille ville∎ the law was intended to integrate racial minorities cette loi visait à l'intégration des minorités raciales;∎ to integrate a school mettre fin à la ségrégation raciale dans une école(d) Mathematics intégrer∎ at first they found it hard to integrate with the local community au début, ils ont eu du mal à s'intégrer dans la collectivité locale(b) (desegregate) ne plus pratiquer la ségrégation raciale
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