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amalgamation

/əˌmæl.ɡəˈmeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus ou le résultat de la fusion de deux ou plusieurs entreprises ou organisations en une seule entité, ou plus généralement l'union d'éléments divers en un tout homogène.

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noun

/əˌmæl.ɡəˈmeɪ.ʃən/C1formalbusiness
  • frNom désignant le processus ou le résultat de la fusion de deux ou plusieurs entreprises ou organisations en une seule entité, ou plus généralement l'union d'éléments divers en un tout homogène.

A noun referring to the process of combining two or more commercial companies into a single entity.

  1. Business mergerB2formalbusiness

    The process of combining two or more commercial companies into a single entity.

    frFusion d'entreprises

    • The amalgamation of the two banks created the largest financial institution in the region.
    • Shareholders voted in favor of the amalgamation with the rival firm.
    • The company's growth strategy involved the amalgamation of several smaller businesses.

    Synonymesblendingcombinationconsolidationfusionintegrationmergerunion

  2. General combinationB2formal

    The act of combining or uniting multiple things into one whole.

    frAmalgame / Fusion générale

    • The new dish was an amalgamation of flavors from different cuisines.
    • Their music is an amalgamation of jazz, rock, and classical styles.
    • The report was an amalgamation of data from various sources.

    Synonymesblendcombinationconsolidationfusionintegrationmergermixturesynthesisunificationunion

    Antonymesdisuniondivisionpartitionseparationsplit

Formes
  • amalgamations plural form
  • amalgamations' possessive plural form
  • amalgamation's possessive singular form
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