unified

• Descreve algo que foi tornado inteiro, reunido ou combinado em uma única unidade, entidade ou sistema.

Describes something that has been made whole or combined into a single unit or system.

1. Formed into a wholeB2formal

   Made into a single unit or entity; combined together.

   Unificado

   • The two companies became a unified corporation after the merger.
   • The team presented a unified front during the negotiations.
   • A unified theory of physics remains a goal for scientists.

   Sinônimosamalgamatedblendedcoalescedcombinedconsolidatedfusedintegratedjoinedmergedunited

   Antônimosdisuniteddividedscatteredseparatedsplit

2. Operating as a unitB2formal

   Working together in a coordinated and consistent manner.

   Unificado

   • The school adopted a unified curriculum for all grades.
   • The country needs a unified approach to tackle climate change.
   • The software provides a unified interface for all devices.

   Sinônimosalliedamalgamatedcohesivecombinedconsolidatedcoordinatedintegratedjointmergedunited

   Antônimosdisuniteddividedfragmentedseparatesplit

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de reunir ou juntar elementos separados em um todo único e integrado.

A verb used to indicate the act of bringing together or combining separate elements into a single, coherent whole.

1. Become oneB2formal

   To become a single entity or unit; to merge.

   Unir-se

   • The two companies unified to form a larger corporation.
   • The tribes unified under a single leader.
   • The political parties unified to form a coalition government.

   Sinônimosamalgamatecoalescecombineconsolidatefuseintegratemergeunite

   Antônimosdisunitedividepartseparatesplit

2. Combine or bring togetherB2formal

   To bring separate parts together to form a whole.

   Unificar

   • The new system unifies all the different databases.
   • The architect unified the design elements into a cohesive style.
   • The treaty unified the two regions under one legal system.

   Sinônimosamalgamatecoalescecombineconsolidatefuseintegratejoinmergeunite

   Antônimosdisunitedividepartseparatesplitsunder

3. Unite for a common purposeB2formal

   To bring people or groups together for a shared goal or ideology.

   Unir

   • The leader unified the nation during the crisis.
   • The movement unified people from all walks of life.
   • They unified their efforts to fight poverty.

   Sinônimosband togetherbring togethercoalesceconsolidatejoinmergerallyunite

   Antônimosdisunitedividepolarizeseparatesplit

4. Act in concertB2formal

   To act together in a united way for a common purpose or belief.

   Unir-se

   • The community unified to clean up the park.
   • The workers unified to demand better wages.
   • The countries unified to address climate change.

   Sinônimosamalgamateband togethercoalescecombinecooperatejoinmergeunite

   Antônimosdivergedividepartseparatesplit

5. B2formal

   To join or combine two or more things into one.

   Unificar

   • The software unifies text, images, and video into one document.
   • The recipe unifies flavors from different cuisines.
   • The bridge unifies the two sides of the city.

   Sinônimosamalgamatecoalescecombineconsolidatefuseintegratemergeunite

   Antônimosdisunitedividepartseparatesplitsunder