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Parts, combinations and inclusion
Verbs for describing how separate parts belong to a whole.
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include
verb · 3 examples
- The meals include a drink.
- Please include a spoon in each box.
- These sets include all the tools you need.
consist
verb · 3 examples
- These kits consist of six wooden pieces.
- The teams consist of four players each.
- Our meals usually consist of rice, vegetables and fish.
comprise
verb · 3 examples
- The collections comprise paintings and photographs.
- These teams comprise both teachers and students.
- The packages comprise a main unit and two cables.
incorporate
verb · 3 examples
- We can incorporate the old stones into the new wall.
- The design will incorporate a small garden.
- Please incorporate these examples into your explanation.
integrate
verb · 3 examples
- We need to integrate the new equipment with the existing system.
- The course will integrate reading and speaking practice.
- Engineers integrate the controls into one panel.
merge
verb · 3 examples
- The clubs plan to merge next year.
- We can merge the two lists.
- These narrow paths merge near the bridge.
unite
verb · 3 examples
- The project will unite several local groups.
- Music can unite people from different backgrounds.
- We must unite our efforts to finish on time.
unify
verb · 3 examples
- The new design will unify the separate spaces.
- They hope to unify the two departments.
- A shared theme can unify the exhibition.
encompass
verb · 3 examples
- The lessons encompass reading, writing and speaking.
- These collections encompass several kinds of local art.
- Our duties encompass planning and maintenance.
constitute
verb · 3 examples
- These four panels constitute the sides of the box.
- Volunteers constitute most of the team.
- The documents constitute a complete record of the work.
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