No. 3,182 in Japanese
合体
"Union," "combination," or "fusion."
In a sentence
ロボットが合体して巨大なマシンになった。
The robots combined to form a giant machine.
Here, '合体' is used to describe the physical combination or merging of objects, specifically robots, into a single entity.
チームが合体して協力することが重要です。
It is important for the team to unite and collaborate.
In this context, '合体' refers to the uniting or coming together of people into a cohesive group or unit for collaboration or teamwork.
科学者は新しい分子の合体を研究している。
Scientists are studying the combination of new molecules.
The word '合体' is used to explain the merging or combining of chemical entities, specifically molecules, in a scientific study.
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