Summary
merge
mischen · sich vereinigen
to merge
sich einfädeln · fusionieren · übergehen
to merge {verb}
aufheben · tilgen · aufgehen · einverleiben · zusammenlegen · fusionieren · zusammenschließen, zusammenlegen · verschmelzen · vereinen · miteinander verbinden · ineinander übergehen lassen, aufgehen lassen · ineinander übergehen · zusammenlaufen · ineinander einmünden
English-German translation for "merge"
"merge" German translation
merge
merge (also: to mingle, to mell, to blend, to temper)
Mr President, the proposal before us seeks to merge economic objectives with development objectives.
merge (also: to conglomerate, to join, to coalesce)
to merge
Now, all of you in this room, in one form or other, are probably customers of one or both of those organizations that merged.
We must make sure that where the market is merged we have regulations and a legislative framework to recognise that.
The analysis of the purchasing market will be particularly relevant in those cases where the merged entity would be a major player on the retail market.
to merge (also: to go over)
to merge into sth.
to merge
to merge
to merge {verb}
to merge [merged|merged] {vb} (also: to unmake, to rescind, to abrogate, to abolish)
If you'd like to unmerge a selected range of cells, select the merged cell(s) and click the Merge icon in toolbar. Looking to learn more...
Other legislation can be simplified, and some can be merged and consolidated.
to merge [merged|merged] {vb} (also: to efface, to wipe out, to blot out)
to merge [merged|merged] {vb}
to merge
to merge [merged|merged] {vb}
to merge [merged|merged] {vb} (also: to pool, to club, to lump together, pool together)
to merge
I cannot see that it will prejudice the idea of a committee of inquiry, which is what you want, if we merge the votes and the whole issue
Merging United Nations agencies does not always lead to better outcomes.
But we are totally opposed to merging the directives on hazardous waste and household refuse.
I see the prevention of Daphne and the anti-drug campaign being merged together as a tremendous success for women throughout Europe.
to merge [merged|merged] {vb} (also: to consolidate, to fuse)
to merge [merged|merged] {vb}
to merge [merged|merged] {vb} (also: to coalesce, to blend, to fuse, to conglomerate)
In the submenu, choose Merge, Subtract or Intersect.
And you can see how the icosahedron withdraws into the dodecahedron and then they just merge into each other.
We ultimately will merge with this technology.
We have here a striking demonstration that it is absurd to seek to merge the old European nations.
All I have to do is merge the spaces.
to merge [merged|merged] {vb} (also: to unify, to combine, to yoke)
This is the kind of technology that will merge millions of individual vehicles into a single system.
And in the U.N., you don't get that many people who actually manage to merge those qualities.
Merging United Nations agencies does not always lead to better outcomes.
For me," I'm thinking, "this is tucked in some small solid, but the moment it evaporates, it's merged with the whole."
to merge [merged|merged] {vb} (also: interconnect)
to merge [merged|merged] {vb}
to merge
to merge [merged|merged] {vb} (also: to converge, to run together)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "merge":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "merge" in German
Similar words
mercurialness · mercurochrome · Mercury · mercy · mere · merely · merest · meretricious · meretriciously · meretriciousness · merge · merged · merger · mergers · merging · meridian · meridional · meringue · merit · merit-rating · merited
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