No. 2,276 in French
intègre
Honest; having integrity.
In a sentence
Il est un homme intègre et honnête dans ses actions.
He is an upright and honest man in his actions.
Here, 'intègre' is used as an adjective meaning 'upright' or 'honorable', describing a person's moral integrity.
Elle intègre rapidement les nouvelles informations dans ses travaux.
She quickly integrates new information into her work.
In this sentence, 'intègre' is used as a verb meaning 'to integrate' or 'to incorporate', referring to the action of assimilating or including information.
Cette organisation intègre des personnes de divers horizons.
This organization includes people from diverse backgrounds.
'Intègre' again serves as a verb here, emphasizing the inclusion or incorporation of individuals into a larger group or entity.
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