柯林斯詞典unite /?ju?na?t/ (uniting,united,unites) 1. V-T/V-I If a group of people or things unite or if something unites them, they join together and act as a group. 使聯(lián)合; 聯(lián)合 We need to unite against terrorism. 我們需要團結起來反對恐怖主義。unite /?ju?na?t, ju??na?t/ V-T/V-I 1. N an English gold coin minted in the Stuart period, originally worth 20 shillings 統(tǒng)一金幣; 英國斯圖爾特時期的金幣，約合20先令 返回 unite劍橋詞典to join together as a group , or to make people join together as a group ; to combine （使）結合；（使）聯(lián)合；（使）團結 If the opposition groups unite, they may will command over 55 percent of the vote . 如果反對派能聯(lián)合起來，可能會贏得55%以上的選票。 If ever a dance company could unite the differing worlds of rock and ballet , the Joffrey Ballet is it. 如果有哪個歌舞團能把芭蕾和搖滾融合在一起的話，那這個歌舞團就是喬弗利芭蕾舞團。 也見 reunite 例句 East and West Germany united under article 23 of the Bonn constitution .The two countries have united against their common enemy .Conservation groups have united in protest against the planned new road .The opposition parties are uniting in an attempt to overthrow the government .The prime minister's supporters united behind their party leader . 返回 unite