unite

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unite
[juːˈnaɪt]
verbo transitivo
1unir
verbo intransitivo
2unirse

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unite [iu-nit]
1Unir, juntar dos o más cosas haciendo de ellas un todo.
2Unir, concordar o conformar las voluntades, ánimos o pareceres.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Unirse, juntarse, convenirse, concertarse. (n)
va.

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unite [juːˈnaɪt]
verb:transitive
(join) [+people, organizations] unir; [+parts of country] unificar; unir
we need someone capable of uniting the party the principles and beliefs that unite us a plan to unite the Church of England and the Methodists Pontiac decided to unite all the tribes against the British Arafat is unique in that he can unite the many warring factions within the PLO he attempted to unite Brittany under his rule the Visigoths, the first people to unite the Iberian peninsula
verb:intransitive
unirse
to unite against sb unirse para hacer frente a algn
we should unite against the common enemy
we must unite in defence of our rights debemos unirnos para defender nuestros derechos
they encouraged small landowners to unite in the patriotic struggle to free Vietnam some of their leading inhabitants were beginning to unite in response to the British threat it is imperative for constitutionalists to unite in defence of parliamentary independence

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Verb Conjugation for "unite"

Imperative
  • unite
  • you unite
  • he/she unites
  • we unite
  • you unite
  • they unite
Preterite
  • I united
  • you united
  • he/she united
  • we united
  • you united
  • they united
Present Continuous
  • I am uniting
  • you are uniting
  • he/she is uniting
  • we are uniting
  • you are uniting
  • they are uniting
Present Perfect
  • I have united
  • you have united
  • he/she has united
  • we have united
  • you have united
  • they have united
Past Continuous
  • I was uniting
  • you were uniting
  • he/she was uniting
  • we were uniting
  • you were uniting
  • they were uniting
Past Perfect
  • I had united
  • you had united
  • he/she had united
  • we had united
  • you had united
  • they had united
Future
  • I will unite
  • you will unite
  • he/she will unite
  • we will unite
  • you will unite
  • they will unite
Future Perfect
  • I will have united
  • you will have united
  • he/she will have united
  • we will have united
  • you will have united
  • they will have united
Future Continuous
  • I will be uniting
  • you will be uniting
  • he/she will be uniting
  • we will be uniting
  • you will be uniting
  • they will be uniting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been uniting
  • you have been uniting
  • he/she has been uniting
  • we have been uniting
  • you have been uniting
  • they have been uniting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been uniting
  • you will have been uniting
  • he/she will have been uniting
  • we will have been uniting
  • you will have been uniting
  • they will have been uniting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been uniting
  • you had been uniting
  • he/she had been uniting
  • we had been uniting
  • you had been uniting
  • they had been uniting
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