integrate Definition
in·te·grate (in′tə grāt′)
transitive verb -·grat′ed, -·grat′·ing
- to make whole or complete by adding or bringing together parts
- to put or bring (parts) together into a whole; unify
- to give or indicate the whole, sum, or total of
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- to remove the legal and social barriers imposing segregation upon (racial groups) so as to permit free and equal association
- to abolish segregation in; desegregate (a school, neighborhood, etc.)
- Math.
- to calculate the integral or integrals of (a function, equation, etc.)
- to perform the process of integration upon
- Psychol. to cause to undergo integration
Etymology: < L integratus, pp. of integrare, to make whole, renew < integer: see integer
intransitive verb
to become integrated
integrate Related Forms
in′·te·gra′·tive adjective
integrate Synonyms
integrate
v.
integrate Usage Examples
Object
- ict: ICT By integrating ICT with activity sessions we bring ICT to life.
- theory: The emphasis is on work-based learning and integrating theory into practice via a work-based project.
- literacy: The purpose of this guidance is to help higher education institutions to integrate sustainability literacy into the curriculum of their learning programs.
- functionality: However it is sometimes an effective way of integrating limited analog functionality with mainly logic functions.
- technology: It integrates a new technology unique today on the market place, to measure the actual quality from the end-user handset.
- datum: I envisage the city of the future will start to build a system that will integrate this data into a sort of semantic city.
Preposition: with
rest: Such proposals should create a mixed range of house types and they should be carefully integrated with rest of the housing development.
Preposition: into
- genome: But that says nothing about the 35S promoter in transgenic constructs that are integrated into host genomes.
- curriculum: It also considers how reflection can be integrated into the higher education curriculum.
- society: The only thing we can do is just verify that the migrants are not integrated into the Greek society.
- framework: Thanks to the infrastructure provided by the core, new modules integrate seamlessly into framework.
- teaching: Implementation The material was integrated into the teaching of the course.
Present participle complement
- exist: Its role is to integrate existing standards rather than create new specifications.
- learn: See also Application 8 step 5. 8. Implement CPD Implement your plan, taking opportunities that arise, integrating learning with work.
Modifying Another Word
- seamlessly: The protocol has been designed to integrate seamlessly with Group 3 fax, Internet e-mail, intranet or LAN E-mail.
- tightly: This should be tightly integrated with the intended service.
- fully: We will fully integrate the names into your video & print them onto the Race Cards for you.
- vertically: In the automotive industry the first division manufacturers have been able to maintain their capabilities throughout all their vertically integrated functions.
- successfully: See how you can successfully integrate linework with color.
- closely: The SEP project work in London will be closely integrated with the Themed Project Working Group of the London Social Economy Taskforce.
Browse dictionary entries near integrate
- ‹ integrant
- ‹ integrand
- ‹ integral calculus
- ‹ integral
- ‹ integrable
- ‹ integer
- ‹ intarsia
- ‹ intangibly
- ‹ intangible asset
- ‹ intangible

