v.（使）结（联）合

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He decided to consociate with like-minded individuals to start a new business venture.
他决定与志同道合的人联合起来开始一项新的商业冒险。
The two clubs have decided to consociate for a charity event, combining their resources for a greater impact.
这两个俱乐部决定联合起来举办一个慈善活动，整合资源以产生更大的影响。
In the academic world, researchers often consociate to share knowledge and collaborate on groundbreaking studies.
在学术界，研究人员经常联合起来分享知识并合作进行开创性研究。
The small nations chose to consociate under a single flag, forming a new alliance for mutual protection.
小国们选择团结在一个旗帜下，形成了一个新的联盟以实现互相保护。
The artist consociated with other creatives in the city, leading to a vibrant and collaborative art scene.
这位艺术家与城市中的其他创意人士联合起来，引领了一个充满活力和合作的艺术场景。
To promote cultural exchange, the university encourages students from different countries to consociate.
为了促进文化交流，大学鼓励来自不同国家的学生相互交往。
The hiking club frequently consociates with environmental groups to participate in conservation efforts.
徒步旅行俱乐部经常与环保组织联合参与保护环境的行动。
In an effort to strengthen their economy, the two neighboring states decided to consociate their markets.
为了增强各自的经济，两个邻近的州决定联合他们的市场。
The online forum became a platform where people from diverse backgrounds could consociate and learn from one another.
在线论坛成为了一个平台，来自不同背景的人们可以在此联合并相互学习。
The startup consociated with a larger company to gain access to its distribution network and expand globally.
这家初创公司与一家大公司联合，以便利用其分销网络并实现全球扩张。