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Перевод: coalesce

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соединяться; срастаться; объединяться

Тезаурус:

1. His past work investigated the notion of the blackboard as a surface upon which to coalesce imagery, making use of the strong tradition of drawing to be found in Columbia.
2. Ordinarily, a variety of childhood selves coalesce into a stable adult persona; in MPD they may not.
3. There they coalesce to form a single nucleus.
4. For Norman Harris, a guitarist and producer in Philadelphia, his ideas seemed to coalesce in 1972, around the time he put together "Armed And Extremely Dangerous" by a high school trio called First Choice.
5. Better to surrender quietly to that hell of pain, to slide into it, to crumble and fold like burning straw, to merge and coalesce and become one with it, until, phoenix-like, she floated away on the other side, whole and free.
6. A few tried vainly to coalesce into a hardier entity.
7. But what differentiates the earlier part of this century from either the present or the early nineteenth century is that these problems did not all coalesce into one disturbing image of a threatening, dangerous, and disorderly criminal class.
8. Until now they have represented a mass of public opinion which is noisy rather than articulate, and more remarkable for its courage than its ability to coalesce as an organised force.
9. The afterglow from a small courtesy to someone in need and the momentary rapport in which the two souls coalesce, is a small but significant joy.
10. Within this realm the stuff of dreams and nightmares can coalesce from the very air.
11. A movement moves: it does not, and dares not, coalesce; and to capitalise it was no more than a modest journalistic hyperbole and a useful summary of an undoubted shift in literary taste.
12. Left undetected, the spots will expand to discs, then to coalesce, by which time, as a rule, the fungus will already be on its way down the leaf stalks and into the main stems.
13. Returning to my seat after the second interval, I had decided that this was a first night which had somehow not "taken off" and that all kinds of good intentions had somehow failed to coalesce, though they probably would later in the run.