Unify Meaning in English
word
ˈjunəˌfaɪ
YOO-nuh-fy
jˈuːnɪfˌaɪ
YOO-nih-fy
释义
To bring people or things together to form a single group, idea, or system.
用法与细微差别
'Unify' is more formal and often used in discussions about politics, organizations, or ideas. Common phrases: 'unify efforts', 'unify a country'. Do not confuse with 'combine' (more general) or 'join' (more physical).
Spanish: unificarPortuguese (BR): unificarPortuguese (PT): unificarChinese (Simplified): 统一Chinese (Traditional): 統一Hindi: एकीकृत करनाArabic: توحيدBengali: একত্রিত করা - ঐক্যবদ্ধ করাRussian: объединятьJapanese: 統一するVietnamese: thống nhất - hợp nhấtKorean: 통합하다Turkish: birleştirmekUrdu: متحد کرناIndonesian: menyatukan
例句
The leaders agreed to unify the two clubs.
basic
The countries want to unify their laws.
basic
Our goal is to unify the team.
basic
We need something that can unify people from different backgrounds.
natural
These new rules are meant to unify the company's procedures across all offices.
natural
Music has the power to unify communities during difficult times.
natural