integration

integration
noun
1) (integrating; also Math.) Integration, die
2) (ending of segregation) Integration, die (into in + Akk.)

racial integration — Rassenintegration, die

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noun die Eingliederung
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in·te·gra·tion
[ˌɪntɪˈgreɪʃən, AM -əˈ-]
n no pl
1. (cultural assimilation) Integration f, Integrierung f, Einbindung f
\integration of disabled people Eingliederung f von Behinderten
racial \integration Rassenintegration f
2. (unification, fusion) Zusammenschluss m, Zusammenschließen nt; (combination) Kombination f
3. PHYS, PSYCH, COMPUT, MATH Integration f fachspr
\integration by parts partielle Integration
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["IntI'greISən]
n
Integration f (into in +acc)

(racial) integration — Rassenintegration f

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integration [ˌıntıˈɡreıʃn] s
1. Integration f, Integrierung f:
a) ZusammenSchluss m (into zu)
b) Eingliederung f (into in akk)
c) Einbeziehung f, Einbau m, Einbindung f (alle:
into, with in akk)
d) MATH Berechnung f des Integrals
2. besonders US Aufhebung f der Rassenschranken
3. PSYCH Integration f (Einheit im Aufbau der Persönlichkeit und ihrer Beziehung zur Umwelt)
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noun
1) (integrating; also Math.) Integration, die
2) (ending of segregation) Integration, die (into in + Akk.)

racial integration — Rassenintegration, die

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(into) n.
Einbindung (in) f. n.
Eingliederung f.
Integration f.
Integrierung f.
Vervollständigung f.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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