Definition of comprise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
formationtr. form the whole of somethingtr.
- These chapters comprise the entire book.
2.
compositionintr. be made up of parts or membersintr.
- The committee comprises ten members.
3.
inclusiontr. Rare include or contain as part of somethingtr. Rare
- The course comprises several different modules..
Origin of comprise
Old French, compris (included)
Terms with comprise included in their meaning
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composition
constitute or comprise a part of a whole
Examples of comprise in a sentence
The committee members comprise experts from various fields. The book comprises several intriguing chapters. The team comprises experts from various fields. The book comprises ten chapters and an epilogue.
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- French:comprendre, se composer, ...
- German:bilden, bestehen aus, ...
- Italian:comporre, essere composto, ...
- Spanish:componer, componerse, ...
- Portuguese:compor, ser composto, ...
- Chinese:构成, 包括, ...
- Japanese:構成する, 構成される, ...
- Arabic:تَتَكَوَّنُ مِنْ, ضَمَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַוּוֹת, לִכְלוֹל, ...
- Russian:составлять, состоять, ...
- Ukrainian:складати, складатися, ...
- Hindi:बनाना, से मिलकर बना होना, ...
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