integrar

to make up

integrar(een-teh-grahr)

transitive verb

1. (to be part of)

a. to make up

Inglaterra, Escocia y Gales integran Gran Bretaña.

England, Scotland and Wales make up Great Britain.

b. to form

La Organización del Tratado del Atlántico Norte está integrada por 28 estados.

28 countries form the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

c.

no direct translation

El álbum está integrado por diez nuevas canciones y dos versiones.

The album comprises ten new songs and two cover versions.

Integran el jurado del concurso de canto músicos y críticos.

The jury of the singing contest consists of musicians and critics.

2. (to combine)

a. to integrate

El nuevo diseño integra simpleza y elegancia.

The new design integrates simplicity and elegance.

b. to incorporate

Coloca la mezcla en un bol y ve integrando el resto de los ingredientes.

Pour the mix in a bowl and gradually incorporate the rest of the ingredients.

3. (mathematics)

a. to integrate

Para integrar la función, primero tienes que descomponer el cociente.

To integrate the function, first break up the quotient.

4. (to compensate) (Southern Cone)

a. to pay

Debes integrar la suma de dinero estipulada en el contrato.

You must pay the sum of money specified in the contract.

integrarse

pronominal verb

5. (to adapt; often used with "a" or "en")

a. to fit in

A Santiago le costó integrarse a la sociedad japonesa.

Santiago found it hard to fit into Japanese society.

b. to integrate

Nos mudamos a un pueblo rural y nos integramos rápido en la comunidad local.

We moved to a rural town and integrated quickly into the local community.

6. (to become part; often used with "a" or "en")

a. to join

Estonia se integró a la Unión Europea en 2004.

Estonia joined the European Union in 2004.