incorporate
Russian Translation(s) & Details for 'incorporate'
English Word: incorporate
Key Russian Translations:
- включать [vklʲʊˈt͡ɕætʲ] - [Formal, commonly used in written and professional contexts]
- внедрять [vnʲɪˈdrʲætʲ] - [Formal, emphasizes integration into a system or process]
- инкорпорировать [ɪnkɔrpɔˈrɪrəvətʲ] - [Very Formal, loanword from English, used in legal or technical contexts]
Frequency: Medium (Common in business, education, and everyday discussions, but not as frequent as basic verbs like 'to be' or 'to have')
Difficulty: B1 (Intermediate; requires understanding of verb conjugations and contexts, but accessible to learners with basic grammar knowledge. For 'включать' and 'внедрять': B1; for 'инкорпорировать': B2 due to its formality and less common usage)
Pronunciation (Russian):
включать: [vklʲʊˈt͡ɕætʲ]
Note on включать: The 'ч' sound is a soft palatal fricative, similar to 'ch' in 'church', but pay attention to the stress on the second syllable. Regional variations may soften the 'лʲ' in some dialects.
внедрять: [vnʲɪˈdrʲætʲ]
Note on внедрять: The initial 'вн' cluster can be challenging; it's pronounced with a quick nasal glide. Stress falls on the second syllable.
инкорпорировать: [ɪnkɔrpɔˈrɪrəvətʲ]
Note on инкорпорировать: This is a borrowed word, so pronunciation closely mirrors the English original, but with Russian stress patterns. The 'р' is rolled.
Audio: Audio placeholder for включать | Audio placeholder for внедрять | Audio placeholder for инкорпорировать
Meanings and Usage:
To include something as part of a whole (general sense)
Translation(s) & Context:
- включать - Used in everyday contexts, such as incorporating ideas into a plan (formal writing or speech)
- внедрять - Applied in professional settings, like incorporating new technology into a company (business or technical contexts)
Usage Examples:
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В компанию нужно включать новые технологии для повышения эффективности.
In the company, we need to incorporate new technologies to improve efficiency.
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Он решил внедрить экологические практики в свой бизнес.
He decided to incorporate environmental practices into his business.
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Эта стратегия включает элементы из разных культур.
This strategy incorporates elements from various cultures.
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В образовательную программу внедряют онлайн-курсы для лучшей доступности.
Online courses are being incorporated into the educational program for better accessibility.
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Документ инкорпорирует все предыдущие поправки.
The document incorporates all previous amendments.
To merge or combine formally (legal or official sense)
Translation(s) & Context:
- инкорпорировать - Primarily used in legal documents, such as incorporating a company (formal, written contexts)
- включать - Less formal alternative in administrative contexts
Usage Examples:
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Компания инкорпорирует филиалы из других стран.
The company incorporates branches from other countries.
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Закон включает положения о защите данных.
The law incorporates provisions for data protection.
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В контракт включены все необходимые условия.
All necessary terms are incorporated into the contract.
Russian Forms/Inflections:
All key translations are verbs, which in Russian undergo conjugation based on tense, aspect, person, and number. 'включать' and 'внедрять' are imperfective verbs, while 'инкорпорировать' is often used as a perfective counterpart in formal contexts.
Form | включать (Imperfective) | внедрять (Imperfective) | инкорпорировать (Perfective) |
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Infinitive | включать | внедрять | инкорпорировать |
Present (1st person singular) | включаю | внедряю | инкорпорирую |
Present (2nd person singular) | включаешь | внедряешь | инкорпорируешь |
Past (singular, masculine) | включал | внедрял | инкорпорировал |
Future (1st person singular) | буду включать | буду внедрять | N/A (use perfective forms like внедрю) |
Note: These verbs follow regular conjugation patterns for most forms, but 'инкорпорировать' may have irregularities due to its foreign origin.
Russian Synonyms/Antonyms:
- Synonyms:
- включать: совмещать (combine), интегрировать (integrate) - 'совмещать' is more about physical combination.
- внедрять: вводить (introduce), применять (apply) - 'вводить' emphasizes initial inclusion.
- инкорпорировать: объединять (unite), ассимилировать (assimilate) - 'ассимилировать' implies cultural absorption.
- Antonyms:
- исключать (exclude)
- отделять (separate)
- удалять (remove)
Related Phrases:
- включать в себя - Includes within itself; e.g., "This package includes free shipping." (phrase meaning to encompass or contain)
- внедрять в практику - To implement in practice; e.g., "Incorporating theory into real-world application." (used for practical integration)
- инкорпорировать в текст - To incorporate into text; e.g., "Adding amendments to the document." (specific to written or legal contexts)
Usage Notes:
'Incorporate' translates most naturally to 'включать' in general contexts, but choose 'внедрять' for processes involving implementation, such as in business or technology. 'Инкорпорировать' is reserved for formal or legal scenarios to maintain precision. Be mindful of aspect in Russian verbs: use imperfective forms like 'включать' for ongoing actions and perfective forms for completed ones. In spoken Russian, these verbs often appear in the present tense to describe habitual actions.
Common Errors:
- Mistaking aspect: Learners might use 'включить' (perfective) when 'включать' (imperfective) is needed for ongoing incorporation. Error: "Я включить идею" (incorrect). Correct: "Я включаю идею" (I am incorporating the idea). Explanation: Russian verbs require correct aspect to convey time and completion.
- Overusing formal words: Using 'инкорпорировать' in casual speech, which sounds unnatural. Error: "Давай инкорпорируем это в план" (overly formal). Correct: "Давай включим это в план" (Let's incorporate this into the plan). Explanation: Match the register to the context to avoid sounding stilted.
- Conjugation errors: Forgetting gender agreement in past tense. Error: "Она включала" vs. incorrectly saying "Он включала" for a female subject. Correct: "Она включала" (She incorporated). Explanation: Past tense verbs agree with the subject's gender in Russian.
Cultural Notes:
In Russian culture, words like 'внедрять' often relate to the historical emphasis on innovation and central planning in the Soviet era, where incorporating new ideas into state systems was a key theme. This can add a layer of connotation in modern discussions about reform or integration.
Related Concepts:
- интеграция (integration)
- объединение (unification)
- ассимиляция (assimilation)