integrate someone or something into something
- integrate someone or something into something
integrate someone or something into something
to combine someone or something into something; to work someone or something into something. •
We sought to integrate Amy into the everyday affairs of the company.
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We sought to integrate the new family into the ways of the community.
Dictionary of American idioms.
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