Meaning of "integráre" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD INTEGRÁRE

integra.

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF INTEGRÁRE IN ROMANIAN

integráre

WHAT DOES INTEGRÁRE MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of integráre in the Romanian dictionary

THE INTEGRATION OF THE FOUNDATION OF INTEGRA AND INTEGRA. \u0026 # X25ca; ~ economic process complex development of the interstate economy. / V. to integrate

INTEGRÁRE ~ări f. v. A INTEGRA și A SE INTEGRA. ◊ ~ economică proces complex de dezvoltare a economiei interstatale. /v. a integra

SYNONYMS OF «INTEGRÁRE» IN ROMANIAN

The following Romanian words have a similar or identical meaning as «integráre» and belong to the same grammatical category.

Romanian synonyms of integráre

înglobáre

ANTONYMS OF «INTEGRÁRE» IN ROMANIAN

The following Romanian words mean the opposite of «integráre» and also belong to the same grammatical category.

Romanian antonyms of integráre

dezintegráre

TRANSLATION OF INTEGRÁRE

Find out the translation of integráre to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

The translations of integráre from Romanian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «integráre» in Romanian.

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 积分
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: integración
• Translator Romanian - English: integration
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: एकीकरण
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: التكامل
• Translator Romanian - Russian: интеграция
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: integração
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: ইন্টিগ্রেশন
• Translator Romanian - French: intégration
• Translator Romanian - Malay: integrasi
• Translator Romanian - German: Integration
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: 統合
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 통합
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: integrasi
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: hội nhập
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: ஒருங்கிணைப்பு
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: एकीकरण
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: bütünleşme
• Translator Romanian - Italian: integrazione
• Translator Romanian - Polish: integracja
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: інтеграція
• Romanian: integráre
• Translator Romanian - Greek: ολοκλήρωση
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: integrasie
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: integrering
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: integrering

10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «INTEGRÁRE»

Discover the use of integráre in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to integráre and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.

Italiano, inglese, e francese

a tatlature , t ter-*] mine musicale) tablature Integrale, е. wiiegroi, intégrant, о intégral Integralmente, ad. compteathf, complètement Integramente , cd. with integrity, avec intégrité Integránte, е. V. Integrále Integráre, v. o. to compita t, accomplir ...

F. Bottarelli, 1803

New English and Italian Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary

1' íntegro, l'integrále integrally, ado. integralménte integrant, adj. integránte, integrále integrate, va. rèndere intêro, integráre Integration, s. inlegraméntu, integrazióne Integrity , s. integrità, totalità; integrità, pro- bità, о nés ta , diritlùra, purézza, ...

John Millhouse, ‎Ferdinando Bracciforti, 1869

Florio's Italian English Dictionary of 1611 - Pagina 261

Integraménte, entirely, „під/ид. Integráre, to make whole or em ire. Integríllimo, mail entire or Wright. Integritâ, integritie, honcßie, inmuncte. Intégro, Whole, entire,not hroken,whole and found of Winde and lim. .Alfie wngelded, a.: a ßone-borfe.

John Florio, 2015

Queen Anna's New world of words: or Dictionaire of the ... - Pagina 261

Integráre, to make wholgor entire. Integriilimo, mail entire or lupright. Integrit à, шеями, honeîlie, innocenfil. Integra, whole, entire,not broken,whole and jhund of 'rinde ana' lim. .Al/b lt'ngelded, .u a ßone-horfe. .llfô тр— riglit,lroml`ŕ and тля/тот ...

John Florio, 1611

Queen Anna's New World of Words, Or Dictionarie of the ... - Pagina 261

Integërrimo, Wright, honefifntire. Integrâle, winle “(тегу-411. Integraméntc, entirely, vprightly. Integráre, to make whole or entire. Integríßìma, то?! entire or »pr-ight. Integritâ, integrità, honefiie, innocentie. Intégro, whole, entire,not brakett,wi:ole ...

Giovanni Florio, 1611

Dictionnaire classique italien-français - Volumul 1 - Pagina 342

Intégral , inté rant. ' INTEGRAL ENTE , (integralmente) adj. lnté ralement, com lèlemcut, entièrement. ÈNTEGBAMEDFTE. (integramente) adv. inté rité, d`une manière irréprochable. TÈGBARE , (integráre) v. a. Accomplir, achever, compléter.

Prudence Guillaume baron de Roujoux, 1826

Dizionario della lingua italiana comp. sui dizionarii Tramater

Integramente, avv. con integrità. integrante, add. mf. che integra Integráre, va. rendere integro - (f. mat.) trovare l' integrale di una quantità differenziale. Integrazióne, sf. azione d'integrare. Integrità, l'integritàde, Integritáte, sf. interezza di tutte le ...

Niccolò Tommaseo, 1867

Historia de la lengua española: Español medieval - Pagina 58

Puede haber metátesis simple o sencilla [sólo cambia un elemento] (PRAESEPE > pesebre INTEGRÁRE > entregar; CREPARE > quebrar, SÜPER > sobre) y metátesis recíproca [cambian dos elementos] (PARABÓLA > palabra; PERICÜLU ...

Javier Medina López, 1999

Dizionario italiano-tedesco e tedesco-italiano - Volumul 1 - Pagina 608

Intangibile, adj. unberührbar, ungreif- Integraménte, adv. unbescholtener Weibar, ungreiflich; unfühlbar. fe; untadelhaft, rechtschaffen. ntánto, adv.fo viel, so weit; fo sehr; Integránte, adj. f. integräle. in so fern, in wie weit; intanto quan- Integráre, ...

Christian Joseph Jagemann, ‎Johann Ritter von Vogtberg, 1816

Anatomiae amphitheatrum effigie triplici, more et ...

... minime Vendic'at sua'm,eum partes eius omnes animabus dxstinctis, ab \mo font": 'viu'ifiea'nte deriuatis fintPrzdita-;jdquc przciPue cum rotum niÍ'ril fis: aliud 5 quam quid integráre ex suis partibus omnibus conflatuml Bate conse'qui neèesi'c ...

Robert Fludd, 1623