combine

verbnounB1 · Intermediate

To put two or more things together.

Meanings of «combine»

1 · verb

to put two or more things together

You can combine milk and sugar in this recipe.

2 · noun

a large machine used to harvest crops on a farm

The farmer drove his new combine across the wheat field.

Similar: harvestercombine harvester

Translation

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«combine» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

put things together to make one

combineput two or more things togetherYou can combine work and travel.

blendmix so well that you cannot see the partsBlend the fruit and milk until smooth.

mergejoin into one, like companies or roadsThe two banks will merge next year.

fusejoin so strongly that it looks like one pieceHeat can fuse two pieces of metal.

Word family

combine B1 · verbcombination B1 · nouncombined B1 · adjective

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