merge

[mɜːrdʒ]

Definition:
1. Become one.
2. Mix together different elements.
3. Join or combine.

Use 'merge' in a sentence:

1. Merge new updates.
2. How do I merge them?
3. The five groups have merged into two.
4. The two countries merged into one.
5. Who Would Merge?
6. The big company merged various small businesses.
7. He sees sense in merging the two agencies while both are new.
8. The firm was merged into a bigger company.
9. That said our test driver believed the bus was going to slow or stop to allow us to merge into the traffic, and that there would be sufficient space to do that.
10. These movements can promote the eustachian tube merge, adjusts the internal ear pressure, reduces or prevents the earache.
11. The government's avowed aim, however, is to maintain "a substantially homogeneous society into which newcomers, from whatever sources, will merge themselves".
12. Using mail-merge software, she makes sure each card goes out on time.
13. Apply domain specific merge logic.
14. Till I merge with the sea.
15. The merged banks reckon to raise 4 billion dollars of new equity next year.
16. Some geologists believe that the Americas will continue to move westward and eventually merge with East Asia.
17. The directors have decided to merge the two small firms together.
18. Many companies merge and few demerge.
19. The villages expanded and merged into one large town.
20. It's not your horizon; it's not my horizon; it's that effective history that takes place when our horizons merge.
21. John and Mary thought to merge their differences.
22. Night and day begin to merge.
23. In the end; without any visible break; they become merged in the sea.
24. The banks are set to merge next year.
25. His features merged with the darkness.
26. These flow features are extensive systems—sometimes hundreds of kilometers in total length—of interconnecting, twisting channels that seem to merge into larger, wider channels.
27. Then he showed me how to merge the graphic with text on the same screen.
28. As they travel inland at speeds in excess of 60 feet a year, they merge with the rich grass and scattered trees of the savanna.
29. My life merged with his.
30. In the future, the two products will merge.
31. TAM is planning to merge with LAN, a privatized Chilean airline that has long set the regional standard for efficiency in its home market.
32. If you received a license file from IBM to unlock an additional feature, you must merge the content of the new license file with the existing one.
33. The company was formed by merging three smaller firms.
34. Thus, for example, the actor Humphrey Bogart is the character Sam Spade; film personality and life personality seem to merge.
35. Well I need to merge these two lists.
36. I merge. And the merge is, put them in order.
37. Successfully merging two banks requires a fast and ruthless attack on costs.
38. The sky and the water seem to merge.
39. That said, our test driver believed the bus was going to slow or stop to allow us to merge into the traffic, and that there would be sufficient space to do that.
40. You can merge content.
41. Confirm and watch the merge operation.
42. Fact and fiction merge together in his latest thriller.
43. One end is blue, one end is red, and the colours merge in the middle.
44. This section has been merged into the general affairs department.
45. The two firms merged last year.
46. Merge: Merge the two paths to one.
47. A proposal to merge the two companies was voted through yesterday.
48. Bank of America merged with a rival bank.
49. The rivers merge just north of a vital irrigation system.
50. Three bureaus have merged into two.
51. His department will merge with mine.
52. Like a chameleon, he could merge unobtrusively into the background.
53. The two groups have merged to form a new party.
54. His department will be merged with mine.