CEFR B2

incorporate

verb

Meaning

To include something as part of a larger whole, or to combine things to form a single unit.

Examples

The new law will incorporate stricter environmental regulations.
We need to incorporate your ideas into the final proposal.

Synonyms: include, integrate, assimilate, amalgamate

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incorporate (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈkɔːrpəreɪt/

Definition

To include something as part of a larger whole, or to combine things to form a single unit.

Examples

The new law will incorporate stricter environmental regulations.
We need to incorporate your ideas into the final proposal.
The architect managed to incorporate a small garden into the building's design.

How to Use incorporate

incorporate into (prepositional phrase): To include something as a part of a larger whole. — "The chef incorporated local ingredients into his signature dish."
incorporate something (collocation): To include something as part of a larger whole. — "The report needs to incorporate the latest statistics."

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