integrative

/ˈɪn.tɪ.ɡɹeɪ.tɪv/ adj

Tending toward or promoting integration.

Word Origin Integrative comes from integrate, from Latin integrare 'to make whole', from integer 'whole, untouched'. Integer literally means 'not touched' (in- 'not' + tangere 'to touch'), so something whole is untouched, intact. The same root gives us integrity, integral, and tangible. So integrative means bringing parts together to make a whole.

adj Tending toward or promoting integration.

The school adopted an integrative approach to teaching, combining science with art.

(形容词) 整合性的;一体化的;综合的

学校采用了综合教学方法,将科学与艺术相结合。

(adjetivo) integrador; integrativo [Que tiende a la integración o la promueve; integrador.]

La escuela adoptó un enfoque integrador de la enseñanza, combinando ciencia con arte.

(adjectif) intégrateur; intégratif [Qui tend vers l'intégration ou qui la favorise, qui combine différents éléments en un tout cohérent.]

L'école a adopté une approche **intégrative**, combinant les sciences et les arts.

(Adjektiv) integrativ; zusammenführend; einigend [auf Integration ausgerichtet oder diese fördernd; so, dass verschiedene Teile oder Gruppen zu einem Ganzen zusammengeführt werden.]

Die Schule führte einen **integrative**n Lehransatz ein, der Naturwissenschaften mit Kunst verband.

(形容詞) 統合に向かう傾向がある、統合を促進する。

その学校は科学と芸術を組み合わせた、統合的な教育方法を採用した。

(adjetivo) integrativo; integrador; integrante [Que tende ou promove a integração; integrativo.]

A escola adotou uma abordagem integrativa de ensino, combinando ciências com arte.

Word parts: integrat + ive

Common collocations

of prep be verb in prep to prep system subst with prep approach subst more adv provide verb

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