Intégrez

Intégrez is the second-person plural imperative form of the French verb intégrer. It is used to instruct a group, or a formal audience, to bring together elements into a larger whole or to include something within a system, process, or organization. The verb is versatile and widely used in contexts ranging from data and software to social integration and institutional plans.

Etymology and forms: Intégrer comes from the Latin integer, meaning whole. The infinitive is intégrer; the past participle is intégré. In present tense, the verb appears as j'intègre, tu intègres, il intègre, nous intégrons, vous intégrez, ils intègrent. The imperative forms include intègre (tu), intégrez (vous), and in some contexts, the bare instruction to a group is stated with intégrez. The imperfect, subjunctive, and other tenses follow standard French conjugation patterns.

Usage and senses: The primary sense is to combine or incorporate elements into a coherent system (for example, integrating data, modules, or components). It also means to assimilate or incorporate a person or group into a larger community or organizational structure, such as integrating newcomers into a team or society. In computing and information management, intégrez is common in manuals and setup guides as a directive to fuse different subsystems or datasets.

Examples: Intégrez les données dans le tableau pour obtenir une vue consolidée. Intégrez ce module au système existant afin d’améliorer les performances. Dans un contexte sociétal, intégrez les nouveaux arrivants dans le processus d’accueil.