No. 12,116 in Spanish
integre
"Integre" is the subjunctive form of the verb "integrar," meaning "he/she/it integrates" or "may integrate."
In a sentence
Es importante que integre a todos los estudiantes en las actividades.
It is important that he/she/they integrate all students into the activities.
The word 'integre' is the present subjunctive form of the verb 'integrar' used to express a necessity or desire.
Que yo integre este equipo es un honor.
That I integrate this team is an honor.
Here, 'integre' is again the present subjunctive of 'integrar', reflecting a personal subjectivity or perspective.
Recomiendo que cada trabajador integre su experiencia al proyecto.
I recommend that each worker integrates their experience into the project.
In this example, 'integre' is functioning in a subjunctive mode after an expression of recommendation.
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