n.合并，(机构或企业的)归并

原形：merger复数：mergers

Mary was pressurized into agreeing to a merger.
玛丽被迫同意将企业合并。
We saw great benefits for both companies in a merger.
我们都预见到两家公司合并所获得的重大利益。
These two businesses contracted a merger.
这两家公司签约合并为一家。
The merger between the two tech giants was approved by the regulatory authorities, paving the way for a new industry leader.
两家科技巨头的合并得到了监管机构的批准，为新行业领头羊的诞生铺平了道路。
The board of directors is considering a potential merger with a rival company to increase market share and profitability.
董事会正在考虑与竞争对手公司进行潜在合并，以增加市场份额和盈利能力。
The announcement of the merger sent shockwaves through the stock market, with shares of both companies fluctuating wildly.
合并的消息在股市引发了震动，两家公司的股价大幅波动。
A successful merger often requires not only financial compatibility but also a cultural fit between the two organizations.
成功的合并往往不仅需要财务上的匹配，还需要两个组织之间文化的契合。
The merger is expected to result in significant cost savings through synergies in operations, logistics, and administration.
预计通过运营、物流和管理方面的协同效应，合并将带来显著的成本节约。
After months of negotiations, the two airlines have finally agreed on the terms of their merger, creating the world's largest airline network.
经过数月的谈判，两家航空公司终于就合并条款达成一致，创建了全球最大的航空网络。
Critics argue that the proposed merger would reduce competition and lead to higher prices for consumers.
批评者认为，拟议中的合并将减少竞争，并导致消费者支付更高的价格。
The human resources department is tasked with handling the integration of employees during the post-merger phase.
人力资源部门负责处理合并后阶段员工整合的工作。
The merger has sparked concerns among employees about possible layoffs and restructuring within the combined entity.
合并引发了员工对可能的裁员和合并实体内部重组的担忧。
To ensure a smooth transition, the companies involved in the merger are conducting extensive due diligence before finalizing the deal.
为了确保平稳过渡，参与合并的公司在最终敲定交易前正在进行广泛的尽职调查。