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10 Language-to-English Dictionariescoalescence
Pronunciation / Transliteration: ko-a-le-sãs
"La coalescence des deux gouttes d'eau a formé une seule grosse goutte."
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The fusion or growing together of different elements into a single body, mass, or whole.
"The coalescence of the two smaller companies created a major industry leader."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'coalescentia', from 'coalescere' (to grow together), formed from 'co-' (together) + 'alescere' (to grow up).
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coalescence
Transliteration: ko-a-le-sãs
"La coalescence des deux gouttes d'eau a formé une seule grosse goutte."
Koaleszenz
Transliteration: koalɛˈtsɛnt͡s
"Die Koaleszenz von Tröpfchen ist ein wichtiger Prozess in der Wolkenbildung."
coalescenza
Transliteration: koalesˈtʃɛntsa
"La coalescenza delle cellule ha portato alla riparazione del tessuto."
coalescencia
Transliteration: koalesˈsensia
"La coalescencia de las ideas dio lugar a un nuevo proyecto político."
coalescência
Transliteration: koaleˈsẽsia
"A coalescência das gotículas de óleo na água é visível a olho nu."
संलयन
Transliteration: sanyalan
"इन दो धाराओं के संलयन से एक बड़ी नदी बनती है।"
结合
Transliteration: jiéhé
"这两个社团的结合增强了他们在当地的影响力。"
합체
Transliteration: hapche
"두 물방울의 합체는 표면 장력에 의해 일어난다."
合体
Transliteration: gattai
"細胞の合体は生物の成長において重要なプロセスです。"
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