united
- 01 A2 Elementary
adj.joined together to form a single group, organization, or country.
adj.combined or joined to form a single entity or political unit.
Simple“The two small companies became a united business last year.”
In context“The treaty aimed to create a united economic zone, allowing for the seamless movement of goods and services across previously closed borders.”
- 02 B1 Intermediate
adj.when people agree and work together to reach a goal.
adj.characterized by harmony or agreement in aim, opinion, or action.
Simple“The neighbors remained united in their fight to save the local park.”
In context“Despite their internal disagreements, the coalition members presented a united front during the press conference to reassure the public.”
Antonyms - 03 B1 Intermediate
n.a common name for sports teams that were formed by joining smaller clubs together.
n.a common suffix or component in the names of association football clubs, typically signifying a historical merger of two or more teams.
Simple“He has been a loyal fan of Manchester United since he was a child.”
In context“The local derby between City and United always draws a massive crowd, regardless of their current standing in the league table.”