Dec 12, 2007 · Concerning integrated software, we say in English "integrated with" or "integrated to" when we have in French "integré avec" and "integré à". Thanks.

Integrated = became part of "Money is integral to society." "The nations integrated into 1 nation" Also ...

integrateTo integrate is to make something a part of a bigger thing, and to merge is to combine two things. For example, you would “integrate” one new member into a preexisting team, and …

Dec 4, 2023 · I am a bit confused between Integrated and holistic. Is the usage of "integrated" in this example sentence correct or should I say "holistic"? When love, care, and loyalty are …

Dec 2, 2011 · In my experience, "integrate" always takes "into" or "with." The choice between them depends on how equal the two things being integrated are. If one of them will continue to …

compositeSomething that is composited is made up of different parts Something that is integrated requires two or more different parts to make it whole. Basically, integration requires the parts …

Jan 12, 2021 · 1. The book should be integrated into the curriculum. 2. The book should be incorporated into the curriculum. 3. The book should be included in the curriculum. 4. By …

integrate A with BExample: classroom. Integrate: Class a and b have integrated, therefore, the students will be in the classroom together in room 101. Align: class a and b are aligned next to …

Mar 1, 2016 · It seems to mean: I didn't feel integrated into the school's community. I still felt out of place. Integrated (WR dictionary) - to (cause to) become part of a larger unit, as by giving …

integrateintegrate - mix completely in so it becomes one include - add into the rest but not necessarily mix incorporate - make it part of the mixture, mix in but perhaps not evenly.|I want …