
merge
[+companies, organizations] fusionner
→ He sees sense in merging the two agencies while both are new.
to merge sth with sth fusionner qch avec qch
to be merged with sth fusionner avec qch
Holborn was merged with two other London boroughs. Holborn a fusionné avec deux autres arrondissements.
(COMPUTING)
[+files] fusionner
(=become one) (gen)
se fondre
→ Night and day begin to merge.
[rivers, motorways] se rejoindre
The rivers merge just north of here. Les fleuves se rejoignent à quelque distance au nord d'ici.
to merge with sth se fondre avec qch
My life merged with his. Ma vie s'est fondue avec la sienne.
→ The voices merged with one another.
(=combine)
[companies, banks] fusionner to merge with sth fusionner avec qch → They advised them to merge with another company. → Bank of America merged with a rival bank.
mail merge
n publipostage m
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merge into
vt fus fusionner en
The two countries merged into one. Les deux pays ont fusionné en un seul.
to merge into the background se fondre dans le décor
→ Like a chameleon, he could merge unobtrusively into the background.
He merged into the background. Il se fondit dans le décor.
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