united

• Décrit des personnes ou des groupes rassemblés autour d'un but ou d'une tâche commune, ou des choses liées entre elles pour former un tout cohérent.

Describes people or groups that are joined together for a common purpose or goal.

1. Joined together as oneB1formal

   Characterized by unity; being or joined into a single entity.

   uni

   • The team presented a united front against the competition.
   • The two companies formed a united corporation.
   • The community remained united after the disaster.

   Synonymesamalgamatedcombinedconsolidatedfusedintegratedjoinedmergedunified

   Antonymesdividedseparatesplit

2. B2formal

   Relating to two people who are married to each other.

   uni (par le mariage)

   • The united couple celebrated their 50th anniversary.
   • They lived as a united pair for many years.
   • The united spouses shared all their possessions.

   Synonymesmarriedwedded

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de joindre ou de rassembler des éléments afin de former un tout cohérent.

A verb used to indicate the act of joining together or bringing together to form a single unit or whole.

1. Join togetherB1formal

   To bring or come together for a common purpose or action.

   unir

   • The two companies united to form a larger corporation.
   • The community united to clean up the park.
   • The countries united to fight against the epidemic.

   Synonymesamalgamatecombineconnectconsolidatefuseintegratejoinlinkmergeunify

   Antonymesdisconnectdisjoindisunitedividepartseparateseversplit

2. Combine or mergeB1formal

   To make or become one; to combine into a single entity.

   unir, fusionner

   • The different factions united under a single leader.
   • The colors unite to create a beautiful painting.
   • The two political parties united to form a coalition government.

   Synonymesamalgamatebindblendcoalescecombineconjoinconnectconsolidatecouplefuseintegratejoinlinkmarrymergemingleunifyweld

   Antonymesdisunitedividepartseparatesplit