integration

• Nom désignant le processus de réunion ou de coordination d'éléments, de systèmes ou de groupes distincts en un tout cohérent, ou l'action d'intégrer quelque chose dans un ensemble plus vaste.

A noun referring to the process of combining or coordinating separate elements, systems, or groups into a unified whole.

1. Combining parts into a wholeB2formal

   The process of combining two or more things into a unified system or whole.

   Intégration (assemblage en un tout)

   • The integration of new software with the existing system was seamless.
   • Economic integration between the two countries has increased trade.
   • The integration of different departments improved company efficiency.

   Synonymesamalgamationblendingcombinationconsolidationfusionincorporationmergingsynthesisunification

   Antonymesdisintegrationdivisionfragmentationpartitionsegregationseparation

2. Social inclusionB2formal

   The process of including people from different groups into society or a community.

   Intégration sociale

   • The program promotes the integration of immigrants into local communities.
   • Social integration is essential for a harmonious society.
   • Schools play a key role in the integration of children from diverse backgrounds.

   Synonymesassimilationinclusionincorporation

   Antonymesalienationexclusionisolationmarginalizationsegregationseparation

3. Mathematical operationC1formal

   The process of finding the integral of a function, used in calculus.

   Intégration (calcul)

   • Integration is the inverse operation of differentiation.
   • The student solved the integration problem using substitution.
   • Numerical integration is used when an analytic solution is impossible.

   Antonymesdifferentiation