“To integrate” in Japanese
Short answer
To integrate in Japanese is “纏める” (matomeru). Full meaning: to collect, to put (it all) together, to integrate, to consolidate, to unify; to summarize, to aggregate; to bring to a conclusion, to finalize, to settle, to put in order.
Other ways to say “To integrate” in Japanese
統べる
suberu to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
流し込む
nagashikomu to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate
纒める
matomeru to collect, to put (it all) together, to integrate, to consolidate, to unify; to summarize, to aggregate; to bring to a conclusion, to finalize, to settle, to put in order
総べる
suberu to rule over, to govern, to command, to control; to integrate, to consolidate, to unite, to incorporate
まとめる
matomeru to collect, to put (it all) together, to integrate, to consolidate, to unify; to summarize, to aggregate; to bring to a conclusion, to finalize, to settle, to put in order
溶け込む
tokekomu to melt into, to dissolve into, to merge into; to blend into (surroundings), to fit in, to adapt to, to integrate
流しこむ
nagashikomu to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate
ながしこむ
nagashikomu to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate
流し込める
nagashikomeru to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate
流しこめる
nagashikomeru to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate
ながしこめる
nagashikomeru to pour into, to wash down (food); to insert (e.g. into a data stream), to integrate
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