/uˈniɾse/
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Translation
to join, to unite
Word origin
From Latin unire ('to make one'), from unus ('one'). The same root gives English 'unite' and 'union'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- unire
- English cognates
- unite, union
Grammar
Verb type-ir reflexive regular
ReflexiveYes
Examples
¿ unirte ?
Do you want to join our team?
Muchos .
Many young people decided to join the protest.
.
We came together to achieve a common goal.
lectura .
She joined the reading club last month.
.
The two rivers meet near the city.
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