united

u·nit·ed

 (yo͞o-nī′tĭd)
adj.
1. Combined into a single entity: three united companies functioning as a single unit.
2. Concerned with, produced by, or resulting from mutual action: a united effort to combat neighborhood crime.
3. Being in harmony; agreed: supported the policy as a united student body.

u·nit′ed·ly adv.
u·nit′ed·ness n.
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united

(juːˈnaɪtɪd)
adj
1. produced by two or more persons or things in combination or from their union or amalgamation: a united effort.
2. in agreement
3. in association or alliance
uˈnitedly adv
uˈnitedness n
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u•nit•ed

(yuˈnaɪ tɪd)

adj.
1. made into or caused to act as a single entity.
2. formed or produced by the uniting of persons or things: a united effort.
3. agreed; in harmony.
[1545–55]
u•nit′ed•ly, adv.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Adj.1.united - characterized by unityunited - characterized by unity; being or joined into a single entity; "presented a united front"
collective - forming a whole or aggregate
integrated - not segregated; designated as available to all races or groups; "integrated schools"
joint - united or combined; "a joint session of Congress"; "joint owners"
divided - separated into parts or pieces; "opinions are divided"
2.united - of or relating to two people who are married to each otherunited - of or relating to two people who are married to each other
married - joined in matrimony; "a married man"; "a married couple"
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united

adjective
1. in agreement, agreed, unanimous, one, like-minded, in accord, of like mind, of one mind, of the same opinion Every party is united on the need for parliamentary democracy.
2. combined, leagued, allied, unified, pooled, concerted, collective, affiliated, in partnership, banded together the first elections in a united Germany for fifty eight years
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Translations
مُتَّحِدمُتَّحِد بالحُبمُوَحَّد
spojenýspolečnýsoudržný
fællesforenet
einiggemeinsamgeschlossenvereinigtvereint
unuiĝinta
unidouniónjunto
conjuguéuni
egyesültközösegyesített
sameiginlegursameinaîursamrÿmdur, samtaka
in comuneunito
連合した
общийобъединённыйсовместный
súdržný
združen
förenad
birleşikbirleşmişmüşterekuyum içinde
一致的共同的和睦的联合的

united

[juːˈnaɪtɪd]
A. ADJ [country, group] → unido; [effort] → conjunto
they were united by a common enemylos unía un enemigo común
to present a united front (to sb)presentar un frente unido (ante algn)
to be united in sth the family was united in griefla familia estaba unida por el dolor
they are united in their belief thatcomparten la creencia de que ...
they are united in their opposition to the planlos une su oposición al plan
we are united on the need to solve the problemcompartimos la necesidad de resolver el problema
united we stand, divided we fallunidos venceremos
B. CPD United Arab Emirates NPLEmiratos mpl Árabes Unidos
United Arab Republic NRepública f Árabe Unida
United Kingdom NReino m Unido (Inglaterra, Gales, Escocia, Irlanda del Norte)
United Nations (Organization) N(Organización f de las) Naciones fpl Unidas
United States (of America) NPLEstados mpl Unidos (de América)
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united

[juːˈnaɪtɪd] adj
(= in agreement) [team, family] → uni(e); [party, opposition] → unifié(e); [efforts] → conjugué(e)
to be united in sth [+ desire, dislike] → partager qch; [+ belief, willingness] → être uni(e) dans qch
to be united on sth [+ issue, need] → être d'accord sur qch
to be united against sb → être uni(e) contre qn
to be united against sth → être uni(e) contre qch
(= formed from two or more states) (currently one nation)uni(e); (reunified)unifié(e)United Arab Emirates npl
the United Arab Emirates → les Émirats mpl arabes unisUnited Kingdom n
the United Kingdom → le Royaume-UniUnited Nations npl
the United Nations → les Nations fpl uniesUnited States npl
the United States → les États-Unis mpl
the United States of America → les États-Unis mpl d'Amériqueunit price nprix m unitaire, prix m à l'unitéunit trust n (British)fonds m commun de placementSICAV f inv
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united

adjverbunden; group, nation, frontgeschlossen; (= unified) people, nationeinig; effortsvereint; united we stand, divided we fall (prov) → Einigkeit macht stark (Prov); a united Irelandein vereintes or vereinigtes Irland; to be united in the or one’s belief that …einig sein in seiner Überzeugung, dass …; to be united in opposing somethingetw vereint ablehnen; to be united by a common interestdurch ein gemeinsames Interesse verbunden sein; to form/maintain/present a united fronteine geschlossene Front bilden/aufrechterhalten/bieten

United

:
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Republic
United Kingdom
nVereinigtes Königreich (Großbritannien und Nordirland)
United Nations (Organization)
United Service Organization
n (US) Hilfsorganisation für die US-Armee, besonders für im Ausland stationierte Truppen
United States (of America)
plVereinigte Staaten pl(von Amerika)
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united

[juːˈnaɪtɪd] adj (family, people) → unito/a; (effort) → unitario/a; (efforts) → comune, congiunto/a
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unite

(juˈnait) verb
1. to join together, or to make or become one. England and Scotland were united under one parliament in 1707; He was united with his friends again.
2. to act together. Let us unite against the common enemy.
uˈnited adjective
1. joined into a political whole. the United States of America.
2. joined together by love, friendship etc. They're a very united pair/family.
3. made as a result of several people etc working together for a common purpose. Let us make a united effort to make our business successful.
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united

a. unido-a, reunido-a con.
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