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   intransitive verb. 1. (to unify) a. unirse. The residents united and prevented the corporation from building a dangerous factory in their town.Los residentes se unieron e impidieron que la empresa construyese una fábrica peligrosa en su ciudad. transitive verb. 2. (to unify) a. unir. She united the two parts of wood and finished constructing ...

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   Using the Dictionary 1. Location of a Spanish Expression To look up a particular Spanish phrase or expression in order to find its English equivalent, turn to the main Spanish-English dictionary. Each expression is listed under one particular Spanish headword, and the head-words appear in alphabetical order, though initial articles (el, la, el ...

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   UNITE translate: unir, unirse, juntar, unir. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary.

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   Spanish Translation of “UNITE” | The official Collins English-Spanish Dictionary online. Over 100,000 Spanish translations of English words and phrases.

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   unite ⇒ vi. (become joined, combine) unirse ⇒ v prnl. The community has united to stop the new law being enacted. La comunidad se ha unido para que no se apruebe la nueva ley. unite with [sb/sth] vi + prep. (join forces with) unirse a, unirse con v prnl + prep. The Anglican church invited the Methodist church to unite with them for Sunday ...

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   What is a synonym for unite?

   • Report an error or suggest an improvement. In Lists: Opposite verbs, more... Synonyms: come together, pull together, band together, join forces, marry, more... unite the support... Bind together Vs Unite?

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   What does INI a la de Tres mean?

   • ini a la de tres (fig., fam.) not possibly, on no account, by no or not by any manner of means, not for the life of one (fam.) No puedo convencerla ni a la de tres. I cannot possibly persuade her. I cannot persuade her for the life of me. Tu amigo está que trina. Your friend’s hopping mad. Esto me revuelve las tripas.

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   What does IEN a Dos por tres mean?

   • ien un dos por tres (fam.) in next to no time, in a flash, in a jiffy (fam.), in a trice, in a tick (fam., Br.E.), before you can say Jack Robin-son (fam.) Todo pasó en un dos por tres. It was all over in a flash. Terminó el trabajo en un dos por tres. He finished the work in next to no time. iCual el dueño, tal el perro. (prov.)

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   What does iirse al Cuerno mean?

   • iirse al cuerno (fam.) to fall through/flat, to come to nothing, to break up, to be spoiled/ruined (party/etc.), to be/go on the rocks (marriage) (fam.) Todos nuestros planes se fueron al cuerno. All our plans fell through. Su matrimonio se fue al cuerno. Their marriage broke up. Their marriage went on the rocks. (fam.)

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