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Перевод: unite

[глагол]
соединять; соединить; соединяться; объединять; приобщать; объединяться; сплотиться

Тезаурус:

1. His passionate ambition was to lead a crusade against the Turks, and in so doing to unite Christendom - a vision which anticipated that of Charles V, and a policy which was to be a major preoccupation of both Charles and Philip II throughout the sixteenth century.
2. Until then, shared traditions of worship and devotion are sufficient to unite the believers.
3. This, he told her, was Italy's great chance, far greater than in '48, to rid herself of the foreign oppressor and unite to form a great power.
4. And Europe was split by the attempts of those who sought to unite it by force.
5. It should unite rather than divide, encourage rather than discourage.
6. The masthead still carried the same title, meaning "People's Freedom" but the phrase "Workers of the world unite" had been dropped.
7. In 1968 he advocated a "national revolutionary programme" which would seek to unite "workers in industries threatened by "monopolistic rationalisation"", small farmers, emigrants and "technically qualified intellectuals".
8. Thus, the individual is undertaking a gamble about what action is required to defend or advance an interest: what is the right way to describe the problem, what is to be done, and who are the most appropriate allies; whether to say that the Ministry of Education has not provided enough school places (and all "parents" should unite to press the government for more) or there are not enough places because the Ammanites have stolen them (so all non-Ammanites must unite to resist the theft).
9. Soane concludes, "I have been more anxious to produce utility in the plans than to display expensive architecture in the elevations; the leading objects were to unite convenience and comfort in the interior distributions, and simplicity and uniformity in the exterior.,
10. For The Waste Land , while it does unite the themes which Eliot sees as paramount in "contemporary history" and history as a whole, gives to those themes no firm significance which raises them above futility.
11. It was on the King's suggestion to MacDonald that the Cabinet considered including in the Speech from the Throne in October 1930 a plea to "all sections of parliament" to "unite" in treating unemployment "on national as distinct from party lines".
12. "Well," Herr Nordern struggled with the gears as a gigantic lorry with a huge sign saying "Workers of All Countries Unite" painted on it cut across him, its horn blaring.