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merge English

Meaning merge meaning

What does merge mean?
Definitions in simple English

merge Verb

— If you merge two or more things, you combine them. The two companies will merge soon. The two companies have merged.

merge Noun

— A merge is the point at which two different things join together.

merge

— verb (= unify) become one Germany unified officially in 1990 the cells merge — verb (= blend, mix) mix together different elements The colors blend well — verb join or combine We merged our resources

Synonyms merge synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as merge?

merge English » English

unite combine blend join mix fuse amalgamate coalesce unify meld integrate consolidate link connect conflate commingle mingle flux couple pool united union joined intermingle immix associate assimilate weld swallow up submerse submerge run together plunge organize organise mix together knit join up intermix integrated incorporate fuze fusion confluence concentrate come together colligate bond annex affiliate

Topics merge topics

What do people use merge to talk about?
Physical actions Arrange

Join, attach
Physical actions Arrange

Mix
Universe, creation Water Movement of water

Flow
Social behavior Relationships

Unity
Physical actions Arrange Join, attach

Link, connect

  • What words refer to two things (such as wires, roads, rivers) joining together?
    join meet converge merge

Conjugation merge conjugation

How do you conjugate merge?

merge · verb

Examples merge examples

How do I use merge in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

You can't hold out unless you merge with the Saxonia company.
The big secret seems to be to merge a sick corporation with a big, fat healthy one, and then everybody gets well.
My company is gonna merge with one of those big Eastern companies.
Merge.
Then there's no line between good and evil, and both merge imperceptibly.
Your individuality will merge into the unity of good, and in your submergence into the common being of the body, you will find contentment and fulfillment.
In theory, the experiential space continua of two or more telepathists can merge, can blend together to an extent far beyond the range of normal human experience.
But already the faces merge and the words are lost.
Merge the 62nd and 24th Divisions, and let them attack tonight!
I've a job in mind. But for this job, we have to merge.
Edison had to merge with General Electrics, but we will not swallow. We're going to them.
Space, light, mo vements, sounds are everything and even the spectators merge into one great, common effect.
You think we can merge with this memory, Bit?
Linear and inverse vectors merge in zero.
He refuses an offer to merge with the New York Trust, the only thing that'll put this bank on safe ground.
I'll turn the bank over to you, and then you can merge all you want to.
A sudden urge to merge with the Talbins.
Come here. My company is gonna merge with one of those big Eastern companies.
Your individuality will merge into the unity of good.
If you perform day in day out in such an utterly demanding environment, you eventually merge into an integrated body.
But for this job, we have to merge.
Space, light, movements, sounds ar e everything and even the spectators merge into one gr eat, common effect.
I will obliterate myself and merge into you.
You think we can merge with this memory, Bit? Yes.
One day, you'll merge with that superhuman throne and become a computer weapon that'll rule the world!
Merge six up!
Other images appear, merge, in that museum, which is perhaps that of his memory.
Your past, your present, and your future merge into one: they are now just the heaviness of your limbs, your nagging migraine, the bitterness in your Nescafe.
See how nice not to think only of themselves, but merge into one soul, one body, for all time.
I want to feel our bodies merge.
Well, I guess there's nothing wrong with a quick little old merge.
Du Quois and I will merge with the herd here.
Winning is hardly important. But time passes. You lose touch with yourself for a while and merge with the machine, and perhaps you forget what you always wanted to forget.
Then you're gonna merge over very quickly, but stay on Biscayne.
So the sweet roe, the ugly toad, the frightening lion och the cunning fox- -are one and the same and merge together in thunderstorms at night?

News and current affairs

But policymakers should not be so distracted by it that they fail to prepare for the other two possible storms - and, much more worrisome, the possibility that they merge into a single more devastating one.
Not all of them will survive; with luck, some of them may merge.
Some argue that it would have been simpler to merge the two, and the unwieldiness of the new means of articulating policy suggests that this might indeed have been a good idea.
From that point on, commercial and investment banks could merge, and the composite entities were authorized to provide a full range of banking services, including underwriting and other trading activities.
Now the Kremlin wants to merge the FSB and MVD into one Ministry of State Security, thereby creating a single anti-terrorist center.
In particular, demutualization will allow stock markets greater leeway to merge, acquire each other, or form partnerships, creating a few truly global giants.
Later, they began to underpin and merge with progress in the crafts to drive forward the Industrial Revolution.
Weak banks must be allowed to fail or merge (with ordinary depositors being paid off by government insurance funds), so that strong banks can emerge with renewed vigor.
From the beginning, there was no intention to damage the identity of the native-born Arabs, or to merge it with the traditional Jewish identity.
On our part, we also will be recognizing not so much the Palestinian people, which one day may merge with the people of Jordan, as an independent and sovereign Palestinian state within the 1967 borders.
Although the last two options might be difficult to merge -Mexico might not want the competition of such a large player as Brazil - they are not mutually exclusive.
One reason why Germany agreed to merge the DM into the euro was the hope that a monetary union would distribute the burden of the reserve-currency role over a wider area.
The new G-20 development agenda offers an excellent way to merge concerns about global imbalances with the need to accelerate the pace of development in the poorer countries.
Everyone in the new republic who was not explicitly defined as a member of an officially recognized minority was supposed to merge into a new Turkish identity.
To this end, Europe's navies and maritime agencies should merge their capabilities, especially those related to defense and security missions.
Ukraine's new prime minister, Mykola Azarov, was stunned when Putin unexpectedly confronted him during a joint press conference with a suggestion to merge the Ukrainian and Russian gas companies.

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