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单词 unite
释义
unite
verb[IorT]
uk
/juːˈnaɪt/us
/juːˈnaɪt/
C1
tojointogether as agroup, or to makepeoplejointogether as agroup; tocombine:
（使）结合；（使）联合；（使）团结
If theoppositiongroupsunite, they may willcommandover 55percentof thevote.如果反对派能联合起来，可能会赢得55%以上的选票。
Ifeveradancecompanycould unite thedifferingworldsofrockandballet, the Joffrey Ballet is it.如果有哪个歌舞团能把芭蕾和摇滚融合在一起的话，那这个歌舞团就是乔弗利芭蕾舞团。
See also
reunite
More examples
  • EastandWestGermany united underarticle23 of the Bonnconstitution.
  • The twocountrieshave united againsttheircommonenemy.
  • Conservationgroupshave united inprotestagainst theplannednewroad.
  • Theoppositionpartiesare uniting in anattempttooverthrowthegovernment.
  • Theprimeminister'ssupportersunited behindtheirpartyleader.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Acting, being or existing together
  • accompanying
  • allied
  • along
  • alongside
  • among
  • cooperatively
  • double act
  • en bloc
  • en masse
  • epiphenomenon
  • non-compatible
  • non-conflicting
  • one-stop shop
  • oneness
  • pair off
  • twin
  • two-way
  • unison
  • united
  • unity
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(Definition ofunitefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

unite| American Dictionary

unite
verb[I/T]
us
/jʊˈnɑɪt/
tobringdifferentgroupsor things together tobecomeone, or tojointogether tobecomeone:
[I]The thirteen Americancoloniesunited toforma newnation.

united

adjectiveus
/jʊˈnɑɪ·t̬ɪd/
(Definition ofunitefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

unite| Business English

unite
verb
uk
/juːˈnaɪt/us
[IorT]
tojointogether with otherpeopleorgroups, or to make thishappen:
Governments arecallingonnationalbusinesscommunitiesto unite in thecurrentcrisis.
Theproposeddealwould unite thestockmarketsofParis,Brussels, Amsterdam, and Lisbon withWallStreet.
unite to do sthSanFrancisco'smayorand the Board of Supervisors united to back theredevelopmenteffort.
unite against sth/sbTransportfirmsunited againstrivalsinordertoblockaccesstointernationaloperators.
unite behind sb/sthLawmakers onTuesdayappearedto unite behind abillforvoluntaryhumanvaccinationprograms.
be united by sthThe U.S. is thelargestsinglemarketin theworldand is united bycommonlaws, acommonlanguage, and acommoncurrency.
[T]
tocombinetwo things:
unite sth and sthMarketing is anorganizationalfunctionwhich unites bothconsumerneed andcompanyinnovation.
be united in sth
if agroupofpeopleare united in something, they allagreeor allworktogether toachievesomething:
Economistsworldwideare united in theviewthatthefragilenatureof theeconomicrecoverywillkeepraterisesatbayformonthsto come.
(Definition ofunitefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofunite

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Surely what ultimately unites us here is an interest in past and present social processes, not abstracted entities.
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The only difference for him was that in electronic music the composer is united with the performer.
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This is why the idea of a simple subject that unites the various names into a meaningful proposition is a fiction.
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These crazes united individuals on the basis of shared taste in music, wardrobe, courtship rites, and sometimes means of intoxication.
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What unites these articles is a concern with identifying the substance of laryngeal contrasts.
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Moreover, no natural connection keeps these two criteria united.
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They had based their claim to the mandate to rule the country on the "military supremacy" that had helped themunitethe country.
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The drama culminates with the workers uniting in a communal effort to repair the potentially lethal seepage.
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In contradistinction to such historiography this paper argues that religion, language and region did not always act as a break on workers' ability tounite.
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Unable tounitefarm programs with party politics, debates over policy were reduced to their lowest common denominator: individual commodities.
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Their social organisation is based on small bands, united in flexible egalitarian structures.
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The common duct of each side runs close to the consolidated ventral ganglion and passes under it tounitenear its anterior end.
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They are united by origin; indeed, they cannot be imagined without the other.
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The resulting audio-visual montage is simultaneously composed by multiple online viewers, uniting them in shared, electronic space.
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The disparate versesunitebeneath the overarching theme of reconciliation.
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