integrate

B2 · Upper Intermediate

v. to become part of a group or society and be accepted by them.

v. to become part of a community or organization, or to help someone do so, by adopting its customs and being accepted.

日本語:溶け込む※

“It can take a long time for immigrants to fully integrate into a new country.”

“The local government launched several initiatives designed to help refugees integrate into the workforce and the broader community.”

C1 · Advanced Formal

v. to open a place, like a school, to people of all races.

v. to end the separation of people by race in a school, neighborhood, or organization.

“The city began to integrate its public schools in the 1960s.”

“The landmark court ruling forced the state to integrate its transport systems, ending decades of racial separation.”

C2 · Proficiency Mathematics Technical

v. to find the total value of a changing quantity using calculus.

v. to perform the operation of integration; to find the integral of a function or equation.

“In calculus class, we learned how to integrate functions to find the area under a curve.”

“The physicist had to integrate the velocity function over a specific time interval to determine the total displacement of the particle.”