merge

merge
mə:‹
verb
1) (to (cause to) combine or join: The sea and sky appear to merge at the horizon.) flyte/smelte sammen
2) ((with into) to change gradually into something else: Summer slowly merged into autumn.) gå over/opp i
3) ((with into etc) to disappear into (eg a crowd, back-ground etc): He merged into the crowd.) blande seg med, forsvinne i
verb \/mɜːdʒ\/ eller meld
1) (handel, administrasjon) slå(s) sammen, fusjonere(s)
the two companies merged
de to firmaene fusjonerte
they merged two branch offices
de slo sammen to filialer
2) forene(s), smelte(s) sammen, flyte sammen, renne sammen, renne ut i, falle sammen
the river merges into the lake further ahead
elven renner ut i sjøen lenger fremme
3) absorberes, bli tatt opp
4) (la) gå opp i en høyere enhet
5) gli over i, gå i ett med, forsvinne i, gå jevnt over i hverandre, gå gradvis over i hverandre
6) forvandles
be merged in gå opp i, bli tatt opp i, smelte sammen med, bli ett med, absorberes av
merge in gå opp i, smelte sammen med, gå over i, forvandles til
merge into the background gå i ett med bakgrunnen
merge into the crowd forsvinne i mengden
merge with smelte sammne med, flyte sammen med (handel) slå seg sammen med, fusjonere med

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