unite

s'unir

Se réunir, pour des personnes ou des choses, afin de former un seul groupe ou ensemble.

En anglais simple : If people or things do this, they join together as one group or whole.

• The workers decided to unite.
• The two groups united against a common threat.
• We must unite to save our school.

Comment l'utiliser : unite against someone/something (The villagers united against the proposed road.); unite to do something (Several groups united to protect the river.); unite with someone/something (Our club united with theirs to organize the event.)

Synonymes : join together, come together

Contraires : divide, separate

Expressions courantes : unite against something, unite for something, unite with someone

unir, réunir

Rassembler des personnes ou des choses pour former un seul groupe ou ensemble.

En anglais simple : To bring people or things together as one group or whole.

• Music can unite people.
• The new leader united the divided country.
• Their shared goal has united the whole community.

Comment l'utiliser : unite A and B (The project united local schools and businesses.); unite someone in something (Their loss united the family in grief.)

Synonymes : bring together, join, unify

Contraires : divide, separate

Expressions courantes : unite the country, unite people, unite two groups