unitise

A verb meaning to combine or treat as a single unit; an obsolete or rare variant of 'unitize'.

• 🇵🇹Verbo que significa unir ou considerar como um todo único; variante obsoleta ou rara de 'unitize'.

1. Divide bulk material into units C1 formal

   To separate or process bulk material into individual units for handling or sale.

   • The factory unitises grain into standard bags for distribution.
   • They unitise the raw chemicals before shipping them to laboratories.
   • The process unitises the bulk liquid into smaller containers.

   🇵🇹Dividir em unidades

   Sinônimos: batchbundlepackageparcelportionsegment

   Antônimos: amalgamateblendcombinemergemix

2. Make into a single unit C1 formal

   To combine or organize separate parts into a single, cohesive unit.

   • The software unitises multiple data streams into one report.
   • The team unitised their efforts to create a unified proposal.
   • The design unitises the various components into a single device.

   🇵🇹Unificar em uma única unidade

   Sinônimos: amalgamatecombineconsolidateintegratemergeunifyunite

   Antônimos: disunitedividepartitionseparatesplit

3. Classify into units C1 formal

   To separate or classify items into distinct units based on specific criteria.

   • The librarian unitises the books by genre and author.
   • The system unitises the inventory by product type.
   • They unitise the samples according to their chemical properties.

   🇵🇹Classificar em unidades

   Sinônimos: categorizeclassifyclustercompartmentalizegrouporganizepartitionsegment

   Antônimos: amalgamatecombineintegratemergeunify

• unitised past participle
• unitised past simple
• unitising present participle
• unitises third person singular