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14:46 Mar 17, 2002 |
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| Selected response from: José Antonio Azevedo Brazil Local time: 18:17 | |||
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unificar Explanation: I hope it helps. |
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fundir Explanation: Another option. |
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casar-se Explanation: Verbo reflexivo no sentido de: combinar-se, condizer, adaptar-se; ajustar-se; harmonizar-se; Boa sorte! |
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Integration Explanation: Acording to the dictionary, Consubstanciar: Unir para formar uma substância; ligar, unificar, consolidar. Hope it helps. freddy Novo Dicion�rio Aur�lio da L�ngua Portuguesa. |
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harmonizar, complementar, combinar , interagir, Explanation: Some other options: to harmonize, to complement, to combine, to interact. Dicionário Aurélio: Quimica: "Diz-se de molécula, ou de um grupo cuja estrutura permite uma interação atrativa específica (e.g., mediante a formação de pontes de hidrogênio) com outra molécula, ou com outro grupo. It is said regarding a molecule, or of a group which structure allows for a magnetic interacion (e.g., through hydrogen bridges) with another molecule, or another group. HTH! |
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integrar, completar Explanation: I would go for completar because it gives the meaning of integrate and completeness. |
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unir, fundir Explanation: You could use unir, as in união or fundir, fusão, having the merger meaning. Hope I could help. Eliane |
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unir, fundir Explanation: You could use unir, as in união or fundir, fusão, having the merger meaning. Hope I could help. Eliane |
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Integrar Explanation: Integrar is the best translation |
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