combine
/kəmˈbaɪn/
verb
- To join or mix two or more things together to form a single unit or whole.
- She likes to combine exercise with a healthy diet for better results.
- The two companies decided to combine their resources for the project.
- You can combine flour and water to make dough.
- To have or do two or more things at the same time.
- She manages to combine work and family life successfully.
- He combines his job as a teacher with his passion for painting.
- The new smartphone combines a phone, camera, and music player.
noun
- A machine that harvests and threshes grain in one operation.
- Modern combines can harvest hundreds of acres in a day.
- They bought a new combine to replace the old one.
- The farmer drove the combine across the wheat field.
- A group of people or businesses acting together for a common purpose.
- The political combine worked together to pass the new law.
- The media combine controlled most of the newspapers in the city.
- Several small farms formed a combine to sell their products.