synthesize; integrate; comprehensive
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to synthesize; to integrate; to combine parts into a unified whole
formalOften contrasted with 分析 (analysis). Used in academic, scientific, and technical contexts to describe the process of combining separate elements into a coherent whole.
We need to synthesize this data for analysis.
The scientists integrated research findings from various aspects to reach new conclusions.
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This report synthesizes the situations of three departments and is very comprehensive.
He is good at synthesizing different theories into a new system.
Integrating the strengths of various schools formed a unique methodology.
adjective
comprehensive; composite; synthesized; mixed; multi-faceted
formalUsed attributively to describe things that combine multiple types, elements, or disciplines. Common in compounds like 综合治理 (comprehensive management), 综合大学 (comprehensive university), and 综合艺术 (composite art).
Peking University is a famous comprehensive university with both liberal arts and science departments.
The government adopted comprehensive management measures to solve environmental pollution problems.
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Drama is a composite art form that includes elements of literature, fine arts, music, architecture, and other arts.
We must maintain comprehensive balance in the national economy to promote coordinated development.
This report provides a comprehensive evaluation of his academic abilities.