to merge; to combine several things into one; to annex or unify

A secondary disease or condition that develops as a result of an existing illness or medical procedure

to seize or annex territory or property, often through force or encroachment

along with all the others; at the same time; to lump together multiple things into one action

To occur at the same time; to break out at once

to merge into; to incorporate into; to combine into a single entity

To acquire and merge businesses, where one company takes over all or part of another company's assets or shares.

to merge with and acquire another company or property; to take over a business through purchase

To gobble or swallow up; to seize or annex territory or property through force or deceit.

to bring two or more things side by side or close together; to draw together

To close down and merge organizations or departments; to consolidate.

Legal term for the combined punishment of several offenses committed by the same person.

to put together several things or incorporate one into another; to unite, add up, or lump together

(of rival gangs or armed factions) to engage in internal violence; to start a factional fight; to clash or have a shootout involving killing one another within the same group or between rival groups

tolerant and open-minded; inclusive of different ideas or elements

(bound form) a joint or combined legal or administrative case

To close, stop, merge, or change production; specifically refers to the various ways of reorganizing state-owned enterprises that are losing money.

to pool efforts; to cooperate in a physical or strategic task

To forcibly take over or swallow up territory, land, or property belonging to another person or country; to merge or incorporate.

to merge multiple things into one; to fuse or converge

The set containing all the elements of two or more sets, as used in set theory and mathematics; join

to downsize and consolidate; usually refers to the reduction and merging of organizations or government departments

to bury a husband and wife in the same tomb; to perform a joint burial

to eat only one day's worth of food over two days; to be poverty-stricken or live in extreme poverty

to unite all efforts for a common purpose; to work with one heart and one mind

A combination or fusion of Chinese and Western elements

occurring at the same time

Another disease or condition that happens during the course of an existing illness; same as [[并发症|併發症|bing4 fa1 zheng4]].

ribbon lap machine; a machine used in textile manufacturing to combine slivers into a lap

To impose multiple punishments or combined sentences for different crimes simultaneously, as opposed to concurrent sentencing or selecting one punishment over another

doubling; the process of combining two or more lengths of yarn into a single thread

to work together as colleagues; to collaborate closely on a task

to pack luggage or belongings; to get ready to leave; to tidy up

to reorganize and merge multiple entities (such as departments or businesses) into one; the process or result of such a merger

(idiom) one after another; time and again; in quick succession