No. 4,488 in French

intégrer

To integrate.

In a sentence

Elle a décidé d'intégrer l'université après son étude secondaire.
She decided to join the university after her secondary education.
In this sentence, 'intégrer' is used to mean 'to join' or 'to enroll in', referring to becoming part of an institution.
C'est important de bien intégrer les nouveaux membres au sein de l'équipe.
It is important to effectively incorporate new members into the team.
Here, 'intégrer' means 'to incorporate,' highlighting the process of including individuals into a group or system.
Nous devons intégrer cette nouvelle technologie dans nos systèmes existants.
We must integrate this new technology into our existing systems.
In this context, 'intégrer' conveys 'to integrate,' referring to the combination or amalgamation of new elements into existing frameworks.

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