consolidate
kuhn so li dayt
- v unite into one
The companies consolidated - v make firm or secure; strengthen
consolidate one's gains
consolidate one's hold on first place - v bring together into a single whole or system
The town and county schools are being consolidated - v form into a solid mass or whole
The mud had consolidated overnight - v make or form into a solid or hardened mass
consolidate fibers into boards
- WASHINGTON, June 10 (AP) #0151; Amtrak's governing board has approved a reorganization plan that will consolidate authority and get rid of unnecessary oversight, the railway's new .
- Tens of thousands of undergraduate and graduate students rushed to consolidate their federal student loans this spring and summer, trying to lock in lower interest payments before .
- A bill already approved by the New York State Assembly would make it easier to cut or consolidate layers of local government, among them more than 10,000 taxing entities.