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1 converger
v.to converge.Las colinas confluyen en el sur The hills converge in the south.* * *1 to converge, come together* * *convergir verbo intransitivo (frml)a) líneas/caminos to convergeb) opinionesconverger en algo — to coincide on something; personas
* * *= converge.Ex. The traditional distinctions between data base management systems and text retrieval systems are becoming blurred as the technologies converge.* * *convergir verbo intransitivo (frml)a) líneas/caminos to convergeb) opinionesconverger en algo — to coincide on something; personas
* * *= converge.Ex: The traditional distinctions between data base management systems and text retrieval systems are becoming blurred as the technologies converge.
* * *vi( frml)1 «líneas/caminos» to convergetodas las miradas convergen en este momento sobre nuestro país at the moment all eyes are on our country2 «opiniones»: converger EN algo; to coincide ON sth «personas»: converger EN algo; to concur ON sth ( frml)los dos líderes convergen en su postura de cara al terrorismo the two leaders share the same attitude to terrorism, the two leaders concur on their attitude to terrorism* * *
converger verbo intransitivo to converge: con el paso de los años sus puntos de vista convergieron, with the passing of years, they have come to share the same points of view
' converger' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
juntarse
English:
converge
* * *converger vi1. [líneas, carreteras] to converge (en on);está donde convergen la autopista y el ferrocarril it's where the motorway and the railway o US railroad meet up o converge* * *v/i, convergir v/i converge (en on)* * *converger {15} vi1) : to converge2)converger en : to concur on
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