merge

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merge
[mɜːdʒ]
verbo transitivo
1fundir (in general); fusionar (companies, organizations); fusionar, unir (informática) (files)
verbo intransitivo
2fundirse (in general)(into/with con); fusionarse
  • to merge into the background (companies, banks) -> perderse de vista

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merge [merch]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Estar sumergido, hundirse, perderse, absorberse. (n)
va. Sumergir la identidad o la individualidad de.

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merge [mɜːdʒ]
verb:transitive
1 (Comm) fusionar; unir
2 (Comput) [+text, files] fusionar
verb:intransitive
1 [+colours, sounds, shapes] fundirse; [+roads] empalmar
to merge into the background confundirse con el fondo; the bird merged into its background of leaves el pájaro se confundía mimetizaba con el fondo de hojas;or this question merges into a bigger one esta cuestión queda englobada en otra mayor
2 [+companies, organizations, parties] fusionarse
to merge with another company fusionarse con otra empresa
noun
(Comput) fusión; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "merge"

Imperative
  • merge
  • you merge
  • he/she merges
  • we merge
  • you merge
  • they merge
Preterite
  • I merged
  • you merged
  • he/she merged
  • we merged
  • you merged
  • they merged
Present Continuous
  • I am merging
  • you are merging
  • he/she is merging
  • we are merging
  • you are merging
  • they are merging
Present Perfect
  • I have merged
  • you have merged
  • he/she has merged
  • we have merged
  • you have merged
  • they have merged
Past Continuous
  • I was merging
  • you were merging
  • he/she was merging
  • we were merging
  • you were merging
  • they were merging
Past Perfect
  • I had merged
  • you had merged
  • he/she had merged
  • we had merged
  • you had merged
  • they had merged
Future
  • I will merge
  • you will merge
  • he/she will merge
  • we will merge
  • you will merge
  • they will merge
Future Perfect
  • I will have merged
  • you will have merged
  • he/she will have merged
  • we will have merged
  • you will have merged
  • they will have merged
Future Continuous
  • I will be merging
  • you will be merging
  • he/she will be merging
  • we will be merging
  • you will be merging
  • they will be merging
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been merging
  • you have been merging
  • he/she has been merging
  • we have been merging
  • you have been merging
  • they have been merging
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been merging
  • you will have been merging
  • he/she will have been merging
  • we will have been merging
  • you will have been merging
  • they will have been merging
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been merging
  • you had been merging
  • he/she had been merging
  • we had been merging
  • you had been merging
  • they had been merging
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