verb

combine

to combine, to unite, to merge

We can combine our ideas to make a better plan.

We can combine our ideas to make a better plan.

The recipe combines flour, sugar, and eggs.

The recipe combines flour, sugar, and eggs.

She combines her job with caring for her children.

She combines her job with caring for her children.

((sth.)) with ((sth.)) to combine (sth.) with (sth.) Combine the flour with the sugar.

((sth.)) and ((sth.)) to combine (sth.) and (sth.) The recipe combines flour and eggs.

Synonyms: unite, merge, mix, blend

From Latin 'combinare' (to unite), from 'com-' (together) and 'bini' (two by two).

'Com-' means 'together', so to 'combine' is to bring things together.

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