Adj.
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Allg.
combined (Post Scriptum )
объединённый Adj. This HTML5 player is not supported by your browser
Allg.
associate (joined or connected • associate organizations ) ; conjoint ; incorporate ; joint ; conjunct ; consolidated ; united ; cooperative ; all-in-package ; amalgamate ; associated ; combined ; integrated ; amalgamated ; joined ; consolidate ; u ; collective (Nadia U. ) ; all in package ; corporate (Marta Kohler ) ; fused (Min$draV ) ; public ; collaborative (ssn ) ; unified ; confederate ; conglomerate ; conglomeratic ; general ; communal (напр., о собственности) ; connected (kee46 ) ; joint-agency (напр., в названиях операций правоохранительных органов и т.п. 4uzhoj ) ; co-operative ; twinned
Gruzovik
centralized
Bauw.
affiliated ; continuous
Bohr.
unitized
Chem.
banded ; unionized
comp.
incorporated ; union
el.
federate ; synthetic
Energiewirts.
joint (напр., комитет и др.)
Gruzovik, Mil.
A (allied)
Gruzovik, Wirtsch.
comb. (combined) ; Con. (consolidated)
Heral.
joinant
Makarow.
all-in-package (о мероприятиях и т.п.) ; assembled ; block ; complex ; grouped ; integrate ; made integral (with) ; piled
Math.
pooled
Med.
JT
Meteorol.
jet
Mil.
allied ; combined coordinating committee ; joint embarkation organization ; joint (с участием представителей различный видов ВС Киселев )
Mil., Tech.
pool
Nano.
clustered ; coherent
nato.
combined (США)
Polit.
united (об организации)
Progr.
intermixed (ssn ) ; inlined (bigmaxus )
Qual.Kontr.
banked
Rel.
become combined
sap-t.
merged
Tech.
integral ; combination ; associate ; interconnected
Telekomm.
federated (oleg.vigodsky )
tibet.
zung ’jug
Wirtsch.
conjoined
Allg.
combine ; amalgamate ; coalesce ; consolidate ; fuse ; incorporate ; league ; come together ; team up ; form a close-knit community ; shape a close-knit community ; combinate ; foregather ; forgather ; close the ranks ; gang together (против кого-либо lexicographer ) ; integrate ; merge ; syncretize ; unify ; ally ; fuze ; join (join in with somebody – присоединиться к кому-либо) ; knit ; stand up united (Let's stand up united against gun violence. // The residents stand up united on this: the prison clearly doesn't fit in this family neighbourhood. пример позаимствован у ART Vancouver 4uzhoj ) ; have got united (against ... – против ... Alex_Odeychuk ) ; join forces (with bookworm ) ; come together (He stressed the importance of coming together in order to deliver a viable alternative at the municipal elections. ART Vancouver ) ; band together (против общей угрозы • In the early 1970s, local groups banded together to stop the construction of a freeway down Venables Street (...) (Ron Phillips) • Residents in Burnaby's Brentwood Park have banded together to try to preserve the single-family home character of their neighbourhood. The area's residents, whose homes are on large lots with plenty of open, green space, want it preserved. They argue densification would ruin Brentwood Park's appeal as a quiet, walkable community with strong links between residents. (cbc.ca) ART Vancouver ) ; line up (against; против кого-либо)
Gruzovik
unite with (pf of объединяться ) ; syncretize (pf of объединяться )
Игорь Миг
gang up ; make common cause
Makarow.
join hands ; make a junction ; join up with ; line up against (против кого-либо) ; line up against (против кого-либо) ; unite with (с) ; join forces
Polit.
join together (slitely_mad )
Slang.
two-time (с кем-то для борьбы или чтобы побить третьего)
Allg.
unify ; knit ; band ; amalgamate ; consolidate ; embody ; incorporate ; integrate ; league ; combinate ; stitch together (Calax ) ; bracket together (Liv Bliss ) ; marshal together (Ремедиос_П ) ; combine ; merge (Offshore ) ; fall together
Gruzovik
unify (pf of объединять )
Игорь Миг
bridge
Amerik.
team up (усилия с кем-либо Val_Ships )
Architek.
weld together ; weld
Astro.
collate
Makarow.
assemble ; associate ; unite ; join up with ; join
Math.
connect ; pool
micr.
combine (To join two or more paths in various ways depending on the combine option chosen) ; merge (To combine two or more items, such as lists, in an ordered way and without changing the basic structure of either) ; unite (To combine two or more shapes or paths to result in a single compound path that represents all of the area that was covered by the individual shapes and paths. If the resulting path is not a solid shape (for example, if there are holes), you can release the compound path, which results in a path object being created for each contiguous edge) ; coalesce (To unite or merge into one)
Mikroel.
bank
Patent.
compile
Rel.
become combined
Wirtsch.
mutualise (напр., риски ZolVas )
idiom.
all rolled into one (Elenq )
Wass.vork.
collated
Allg.
gamo
Datenverarb.
poolable (igisheva )