English ⇄ Polish

unite ['ju:naɪt] v
gen.	jednoczyć; zjednoczyć; scalać się; scalić się
agric.	zbijać tratwy
comp., MS	połączyć (To combine two or more shapes or paths to result in a single compound path that represents all of the area that was covered by the individual shapes and paths. If the resulting path is not a solid shape (for example, if there are holes), you can release the compound path, which results in a path object being created for each contiguous edge)
united [ju:'naɪtɪd] adj.
gen.	zjednoczony
English thesaurus
UNITE ['ju:naɪt] abbr.
abbr.	Union of Needletrades, Industrial, and Textile Employees; United Neighbors Improving Their Environment; Ubiquitous aNd Integrated Teamwork Environment (SIT)
abbr., comp., net., IT	User Network Interface To Everything
abbr., ed., scient.	UNinitiated Introduction To Engineering
abbr., law	Unlawful Narcotics Investigation Treatment and Education
abbr., police	Unlawful Narcotics Investigations Treatment and Education
united [ju:'naɪtɪd] adj.
law, abbr.	un.
UNITED [ju:'naɪtɪd] abbr.
abbr.	Using New Ideas To Encourage Democracy
abbr., ed.	Understanding Needs Of Individuals Through Education Of Diversity

United: 300 phrase in 32 subjects

Accounting	1
Agriculture	2
Beekeeping	1
Commerce	3
Communications	1
Construction	1
Criminal law	8
Ecology	1
Economy	13
Education	5
Energy industry	2
Environment	23
European Union	3
Finances	3
Fish farming pisciculture	2
General	76
Geography	12
Health care	2
Human rights activism	14
Immigration and citizenship	2
Industry	1
Information technology	1
Law	9
Microsoft	1
Mineral products	2
Nuclear physics	1
Obsolete / dated	10
Politics	12
Religion	3
Social science	6
Transport	1
United Nations	78