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to unite
01
s'unir, unir
to come together for a common purpose or action or ideology or in a shared situation
Intransitive
02
s'unir, unir
to come together and form a single entity
Intransitive
03
unir, rassembler
to bring people or things together to contribute to a common goal
Transitive: to unite sb
04
unir, associer
to combine or possess various qualities, elements, or aspects together
Ditransitive: to unite a quality or element with another
05
unir, rassembler
to combine or blend together to form a cohesive whole
Intransitive
unite
v
disunite
v
disunite
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reunite
v
reunite
v
unify
v
unify
v
Exemple
The community united to clean up the park after the storm.
The students united to protest against the new school policy.
The volunteers united to rebuild the homes destroyed by the earthquake.
In times of crisis, it is crucial for communities to unite and support one another, offering assistance and solidarity.
The political leaders called for citizens to unite in the fight against poverty.
